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Sweet Tea Candle Company is dedicated to creating high-quality, eco-friendly, affordable candles that can transform a room and a mood in an instant. These hand-poured soy wax blend candles are Nashville-made, with scents inspired by Tennessee’s natural beauty and Music City’s warmth, charm, and hospitality.
From the summery notes of Blackberry Sage to the fresh bergamot and lily blend of Sweet Baby, Sweet Tea Candles make the world a little brighter one candle at a time. Every Sweet Tea candle is made with all-natural, 100% soy wax and scented with the highest quality oil blends. That means no dyes or chemicals, just delightful fragrance and a formula you can feel good about. Every ingredient is carefully chosen, each scent is lovingly crafted, and all Sweet Tea candles are hand-poured into eco-friendly, reusable lidded jars that are perfect for gift-giving (or self-treating).
A candle connoisseur herself, Jennifer Deaton started making candles during her “down” time as a stay-at-home mom (is there such a thing as down time with little kids?). Always curious and crafty, this self-taught chandler began experimenting with wax blends and creating unique, seasonal fragrances based on just one criteria: it had to be a scent she’d want to bring into her own home. It’s no surprise that Jennifer’s side hustle quickly evolved from kitchen experiments and personal gifts into a bustling artisan business. Today, Sweet Tea Candles pop up in gift baskets, boutiques and spas all over the Nashville area.
We’re partial to the Tennessee Whiskey, Lemon Basil Mint, and Ring of Fire scents from Sweet Tea Candle Company. Find your favorite here.
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