You Can Now Bring the Magic of Walt Disney World Home

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From the popcorn stands on Main Street to orange blossoms on Soarin', "The Happiest Place On Earth" is arguably also the best smelling one. 

Now, lawyer-turned-artist Rheney Williams is selling 12 Disney World-inspired candles on her site, Anthology Candles, so that you can bring the magic of the parks home. Her scents range from Dole Whip, named after Disney's frozen pineapple dessert, and A Spoonful of Sugar, a vanilla flavor, to Haunted Mansion, which, according to Wonder & Company, captures "the smell of  'musty carpets and dusty furnishings.'" There's also Belle's Library, which is reminiscent of old books and roses.  

Each eight-ounce candle costs $$; a 3-pack retails for $$. Williams also sells whiffs inspired by Harry Potter, Game of Thrones, and, because this is 2016, Taylor Swift. 

This isn't the first time candle makers have turned to unconventional sources of inspiration – New York boutique Oak sells several candles inspired by New York neighborhoods, while online retailer Perpetual Kid sells a White Castle Slider Scent, in case your love for bite sized burgers knows no bounds. But if the demand for Williams' line is any indication, Anthology may have just created the most magical scents around. 

From: ELLE Decor US


By Devin Alessio

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