Not every long candle burns long. Ours do — with a calm, even flame. No smoke. Resistant to dripping — provided they stand steadily, with the wick trimmed and away from drafts. They burn for up to ten hours.

How to burn these light green (lime) stearin dinner candles so they give their best?

• Before the first lighting, trim the wick to 0.5–1 cm.

• Set the candle upright in a stable, non-flammable holder.

• Keep at least 10 cm between candles.

• Avoid drafts so the flame burns evenly.

• Extinguish with a snuffer or a gentle breath.

1. On tables — everyday and festive

Between the fold of a tablecloth and a jug of water. At breakfast, at dinner, on a wedding table.
Among flowers, fabrics, and conversations. Long, matte lime candles bring height and rhythm — they soften contrasts and give the light a touch of freshness.
Lit at the end of the table, they turn an ordinary meal into a small ceremony.
They don’t dominate — they create space that helps you pause. Perfect wherever light isn’t an addition but part of the composition itself.

2. In hotels and restaurants

Daylight slowly drifts across the tables, staff make the final adjustments, the scent of coffee mingles with the sound of glass being set down on the buffet.
Nothing new is needed. Not a new accessory — just light that softens the morning or warms the evening after dusk.
Lime-green dinner candles do this within minutes, giving the interior a breath of air — as if someone opened a window to the garden.
On buffets, in orangeries, by two-seat tables — they look fresh but never cold.
In the lobby, at the reception, or in a corner with a sofa and a cup of espresso — they become that small gesture of hospitality that makes a guest stay a little longer.

3. In the work of florists, stylists, and photographers

You probably know that moment — when you’re sure the colour fits the couple’s venue, matches the bride’s complexion, suits the groom’s energy — but they don’t see it yet, and you’re searching for the right words.
Lime green is your quiet ally. Light one candle among porcelain and glass — the white softens, and the greenery looks as if it’s just been brought in from the garden.
In romantic modern, it breathes air between colours; in rustic chic, it revives wood and linen; in organic minimalism, it becomes the single subtle accent that makes the whole scene.
And then you see that look — brief, full of agreement.
You don’t need to explain anymore. They simply look at the table and say, “Yes, that’s exactly what we imagined.”

See also our olive green stearin dinner candles — perfect for natural tones.

4. In spaces that love silence

Bedroom. Bathroom corner. Windowsill. Massage studio, boutique, coworking space.
Long candles don’t compete with the interior — they bring rhythm, warmth, a soft pulse.
Like a quiet presence — light, but never indifferent.
One is enough to change something in the air.

5. In gifts that carry meaning

They’re not “just décor.” They’re a sign of attention.
Appearing in sets for newlyweds, friends, or planners — paired with incense, an invitation, or a silk scarf.
Elegant, natural, practical — without plastic, without excess. Ready to bring joy. Quietly. Thoughtfully.

Looking for the finishing touch to your celebration?

Explore the Rekwizytornia &Company catalogue — vintage candleholders, refined glassware, original textiles.