15 Christmas Candles To Usher In The Holiday Season

Even before all your Christmas decorating is done, you can get your home in the holiday spirit with the perfect scented candle. If you're into classics, we've got sugarplum to gingerbread scents galore. If you're into something a little more unconventional, we've also got you covered with spice fig and oak. No matter your taste, these 15 Christmas candles will have you feeling merry the moment you light them up.

Joya
Âmes Sœurs Candle
The sweet musk note in this Christmas candle is a warm and unexpected aroma, perfect if you don't want a scent that is over-the-top.

$$, Net-A-Porter

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Illume
Winter White Luxe Sanded Mercury Glass Candle
The frosted cypress and white peppercorn notes in this Christmas candle will have your home feeling and smelling like the holidays.

$$, Illume

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Trouva
Nazareth Candle
In this Cire Trudon candle, you'll find vanilla, cinnamon and bitter orange come together to give your home a truly #blessed scent.

$$$, Barneys

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Wayfair
Pop Scent Novelty Candle
Make your home smell like spice fig with this stylish candle from Jonathan Adler.

$$, Wayfair

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Nieman Marcus
Orange Bitters Christmas Scented Candle
The notes in this limited edition Jo Malone candle are crisp mandarin, bitter orange, sandalwood and prune.

$$$, Neiman Marcus

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Sunday Forever
Rich (Cashmere & Smoke)
This Christmas candle is the equivalent of of being wrapped up in a cashmere blanket by the fire.

$$, Sunday Forever

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The Mine
Cabernet and Oak Scented 3-Wick Candle Jars
Cabernet and oak are the perfect cozy wintertime scents, and they both come through with this 3-wick candle.

$$, Houzz

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One Kings Lane
Classic Holiday Candles
Just the smell of the red currant, evergreen and juniper notes will get anyone in the holiday spirit.

$$, One Kings Lane

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Jo Malone
Pine & Eucalyptus Home Candle
Jo Malone's annual pine and eucalyptus candle is back again to spread Christmas cheer to all.

$$, Jo Malone

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D.S. & Durga
Portable Fireplace
This candle smells just like smoke, birch and cedar, giving any space cozy mountain cabin vibes.

$$, Amazon

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Joya
Oliver Rugger
This winter candle captures all the lovely notes of an evening by the fireplace — woodsmoke and cade — without any of the hastle of actually, well, lighting a fire.

$$$, Net-A-Porter

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Skeem Design
Skeem Design Sweet Balsam Candle
This sleek candle features spring bulbs and pine cones anchored by a blend of evergreens.

$$,Skeem Design

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Aerin
Aerin Salzburg Pine Candle
Evoke the scents of Salzubrg, Austria with aromas inspired by the evergreens of the Alps, pine and fir balsam, cinnamon and clove.

$$,Aerin

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Amazon
Votivo Red Currant Candle
This three-wick candle showcases an irresistible meeting of tart citrus, cassis, tropical fruit and musk scents.

$$, Amazon

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Greenleaf
Greenleaf Apple Spice & Cinnamon Candle
You can't necessarily eat apple pie 24/7 (though we wouldn't blame you if you tried), but you can certainly smell it all day long with this apple spice and cinnamon candle.

$$, Amazon

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By Jenna Milliner-Waddell and Rachel Kashdan

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