Le Grand Candle 150 oz Wood Wick Candle

The Le Grand Candle has an average burn time of approximately 250+ hours when properly cared for.

Because of its oversized scale, four Wood Cross wicks, and substantial wax volume, Le Grand was intentionally designed for long evenings, slow weekends, gatherings, holidays, and homes where fragrance becomes part of the atmosphere itself.

Burn time may vary slightly depending on room conditions, airflow, burn duration, and wick maintenance.

For the best experience, we recommend burning Le Grand for longer sessions rather than short intervals.

Le Grand was designed to create a noticeable fragrance experience in larger spaces while still feeling elevated and refined rather than overpowering.

Its fragrance throw performs especially well in:

Open concept homes
Large living spaces
Entryways
Dining areas
Cabins and lodges
Gathering spaces

Fragrance strength may vary slightly depending on room size, ceiling height, airflow, and the fragrance selected.

The first burn is the most important burn of your candle’s life.

Because Le Grand is an oversized four wick luxury candle, the wax surface must fully melt to the edges of the vessel during the initial burns to establish an even burn pattern moving forward.

We strongly recommend allowing Le Grand to burn for approximately 5 to 6 hours during the first burn, and similarly long sessions during the next several burns as needed.

Short burn sessions during the beginning of the candle’s life can cause the wax to tunnel inward around the wicks before a full melt pool is established.

Once deep tunneling develops in a candle of this size, it becomes significantly more difficult to correct and may affect:

Wick performance

Flame stability

Fragrance throw

Overall burn life

Even wax consumption

Patience during the first several burns creates the best long term experience and allows Le Grand to perform as intended.

A full melt pool means the melted wax has reached evenly to the outer edges of the vessel.

This is especially important for Le Grand due to its oversized diameter, deep wax volume, and four Wood Cross wick design.

If the candle is extinguished before the wax fully melts across the surface, the candle may begin forming a tunnel around the wicks while leaving hardened wax along the outer edges.

In large candles, tunneling can eventually create several performance issues, including:

Wicks becoming buried or drowned by surrounding wax

Difficulty keeping all wicks evenly lit

Reduced fragrance performance

Uneven heat distribution

Loss of overall burn time

Large amounts of unused wax remaining along the sides of the vessel

Because Le Grand was designed as a true luxury statement candle with an exceptionally long burn life, giving the candle enough time to establish a full melt pool is essential to both performance and longevity.

Large candles naturally require more patience than smaller candles, especially during the first several burns.

For best results:

Burn Le Grand in longer sessions rather than short intervals

Avoid placing near fans, vents, or strong airflow

Ensure all wicks remain evenly lit during burns

Allow the wax to melt fully to the edges before extinguishing

The reward is a dramatically better burn experience over the life of the candle.

Natural waxes may develop slight texture changes, frosting, or uneven surfaces as they cool. These are normal characteristics of handcrafted candles and do not affect performance.

For safety reasons, we recommend discontinuing use once approximately 1 inch of wax remains at the bottom of the vessel.

Allowing any candle to burn completely empty can cause excessive heat transfer to the glass.

The remaining wax helps protect the integrity of the vessel during the candle’s final burns.

A small amount of carbon buildup or dark residue on the inside of the whiskey glass may naturally occur over time with wood wick candles, especially if the wick is left too long or the candle is exposed to drafts, fans, or airflow. Because Wood Cross wicks create a larger, more ambient flame than traditional cotton wicks, occasional residue is a normal part of the burning process and does not affect the performance of the candle.

To help maintain a cleaner burn, gently remove loose charred wood before each lighting, keep the wick trimmed short, and avoid burning near open windows, vents, or fans. Any residue can typically be wiped away easily once the candle has cooled.

Le Grand is crafted with four natural Wood Cross wicks rather than standard cotton wicks.

Wood wicks create the soft crackling ambiance and glowing flame Le Grand is known for, but they behave differently than traditional candles and require a bit more attention, especially during the first several burns.

Because of the candle’s large diameter and natural wood construction, it is important to ensure all wicks remain evenly lit while the candle establishes a full melt pool across the surface.

Like a real fireplace, part of the beauty of Le Grand is that it feels alive, warm, atmospheric, and slightly imperfect in the best possible way.

Our candles feature premium Cross Wood wicks designed to create a soft crackling ambiance inspired by the warmth of an open fire while promoting an even burn experience. Made with American hardwoods. Our signature cross wood wicks bring a cozy crackle and beautiful flame to each and every burn.

It is completely normal for wood wicks to occasionally require relighting, especially during the first several burns while the candle establishes an even wax pool.

If one or more wicks extinguish:

Carefully relight the wick as soon as possible to maintain an even surface melt.

If excess wax begins surrounding a wick, extinguish the candle and allow the wax to cool slightly. You may gently remove a small amount of wax near the wick before relighting.

Keeping the wax surface level and the wicks evenly burning is especially important in oversized multi wick candles like Le Grand.

If you continue experiencing difficulty, we are always happy to help troubleshoot. Simply send us photos at support@rrebellion.com.

Before each burn, gently remove any loose charred wood from the previous burn and keep the wick trimmed short, approximately 1/8 inch. Wood wicks perform best when clean and properly maintained.

Because Wood Cross wicks are natural wood rather than cotton, they may require a few lighting attempts, especially after the first burn. For best results, use a torch or utility lighter and apply the flame near the base of the wick closest to the wax surface until the flame draws evenly across the wood. Traditional matches may not generate enough consistent heat for an easy relight.

Le Grand was created as a luxury home fragrance statement piece rather than a traditional candle.

With over 150 ounces of all natural coconut soy wax, four crackling Wood Cross wicks, an oversized reusable vessel, and an exceptionally long burn time, Le Grand was designed to transform atmosphere on a larger scale.

It is intentionally slower, warmer, more immersive, and more architectural than a standard candle experience.

Le Grand is for those who believe fragrance changes the feeling of a home.

We use an all natural coconut soy wax blend selected for a cleaner burn, beautiful fragrance performance, and smooth finish. Paraffin free.

Yes. Our fragrances are phthalate free and carefully selected for both quality and performance.

Every candle is hand poured, labeled, and packaged in house in Pendleton, Oregon.

100% made in the American West.

Absolutely.

The oversized Le Grand glass vessel was intentionally designed to live on long after the candle itself has finished burning.

Once cleaned, many customers repurpose the vessel as:

A floral centerpiece
Kitchen or coffee table décor
Storage vessel
Holiday styling piece
Planter
Entertaining accent

Its timeless scale and simplicity were designed with reuse in mind.

Once less than 1 inch of wax remains, discontinue burning the candle and allow it to cool completely. To remove remaining wax, either place the vessel in the freezer to help release hardened wax easily, or carefully pour softened wax onto a paper towel and place it in the garbage. Never pour wax down the sink or drain. Once emptied, gently remove the wick tabs and clean the whiskey glass with warm water and mild soap before repurposing.

A small amount of carbon buildup or dark residue on the inside of the whiskey glass may naturally occur over time with wood wick candles, especially if the wick is left too long or the candle is exposed to drafts, fans, or airflow. Because Wood Cross wicks create a larger, more ambient flame than traditional cotton wicks, occasional residue is a normal part of the burning process and does not affect the performance of the candle.

To help maintain a cleaner burn, gently remove loose charred wood before each lighting, keep the wick trimmed short, and avoid burning near open windows, vents, or fans. Any residue can typically be wiped away easily once the candle has cooled.