Smelling like a bakery right in the middle of Stars Hollow, the Old Fashioned Cider Donut candle is one to light when your kids have lost interest in the homemade pumpkin bread and now you have to hand-wash all of your bread tins by yourself.
The Fall Festival candle smells like pumpkin and maple butter and your dreamy expectations of a day at the fall festival with your family. So light it once everyone’s home because it’s still 90 degrees and they’re hot and tired and nobody wants to look at a pumpkin.
I just love the name: Leaves. This is the candle to light when A) it’s still 100 degrees outside and you’re craving crisp, fall air and also B) when your kids won’t stop describing their Minecraft village to you and you have to mentally escape to your cottage in the woods.
OK, the Pumpkin Bonfire candle is the one to burn on a Friday night when you’re hoping for some quality family time around the fire pit, but all the leaves are too wet and the mosquitos are still out and “Can’t we just play on our iPads instead?”
I know you had big plans for hearty school morning breakfasts — brown sugar oatmeal and pumpkin waffles and pecan french toast casserole — but just pass out the Pop-Tarts and burn the Pumpkin Cinnamon Bun candle instead. Magic.