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Candle Stores & Studios in Worthington, OH

Find specialty candle stores near Worthington, Ohio. Here are 2 candle stores — hand-poured candles, home fragrance, gifts, and candle making supplies. Providers listed in Worthington focus on candle stores. Worthington sits in Franklin County, Ohio. Other Ohio cities covered include Columbus, Cleveland and Youngstown.

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Ask about candle making classes, custom orders, or private events at Worthington candle stores and studios.

1. Worthington Candle Works Candle Stores

646 North High Street

2. Mixed Ethically Candle Co. Candle Stores

752 High St

Candle shops in Worthington, OH: a local guide

We currently track 2 candle shops and makers serving Worthington, OH in Franklin County.

What candles costs in Worthington

Handmade candles in Worthington usually run $15-$40 depending on size, wax, and scent; soy and beeswax cost more than paraffin but burn cleaner and longer. Larger jars and gift sets run higher.

What to look for in a candle shop in Worthington

  • Ask about burn time and wick type; a cotton or wood wick and a full wax pool matter.
  • For gifts, ask about gift sets, custom scents, and local pickup near Worthington.
  • Read reviews for scent throw and consistency — weak scent or tunneling are the usual complaints.
  • Look for soy, coconut, or beeswax wax if you want a cleaner, longer burn than paraffin.
  • Check that scents use quality fragrance or essential oils and aren't overpowering unlit.

Questions to ask before you buy

  • Are the fragrances phthalate-free or made with essential oils?
  • Do you make candles in-house or resell?
  • Do you offer custom scents or gift sets?
  • Can I pick up locally in Worthington?
  • What's your policy if the scent isn't right?

Many Worthington listings also carry soy, beeswax, and scented candles, gifts, and candle-making supplies.

Frequently asked questions

How much do handmade candles cost in Worthington?

Handmade candles from Worthington shops usually run $15 to $40 depending on size, wax, and scent. Soy and beeswax cost more than paraffin but burn cleaner and longer.

What is the best type of candle wax?

Soy, coconut, and beeswax burn cleaner and longer than paraffin and hold scent well. Many Worthington makers use them, so ask what a shop pours.

Why is my candle tunneling or burning too fast?

It is usually a wick or wax-pool issue. Trim the wick to about a quarter inch and let the first burn melt the top edge to edge. A good shop can recommend the right size.

Do Worthington candle shops make custom scents or gift sets?

Many small makers offer custom scents, gift sets, and local pickup. Ask the shops above, as it is a common request for weddings and events.

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