Discover the Best Holiday Candle Gift Sets for Every Home in 2025

Cozy nights call for The White Company’s Fireside trio: a votive candle, mini diffuser, and mini home spray in a smoky blend of birch, woods, and amber. In our testing, layering the three helps the subtle, woody fragrance feel more noticeable, especially since the 18-hour votive and minis are best for smaller spaces. Sensitive noses should review ingredients, as some fragrance components may trigger reactions. At $39 and gift-ready, it’s a lovely stocking stuffer for anyone who loves that fireside vibe.

The Frasier Fir Frosted Plaid duo nails that fresh-cut tree aroma, blending Siberian fir, cedarwood, and sandalwood in festive frosted plaid jars. During our review, the paraffin wax gave a bright, consistent flame, and each 3 oz candle is rated for about 28 hours - ideal for entryways or powder rooms. The small size does mean quicker burn-through, and the price sits on the higher side for the volume. Still, if you want a ready-to-gift set that screams holiday cheer, this two-piece makes a charming, foolproof pick.

For someone who craves a fresh, floral lift in winter, Aromatique's Smell of Spring Trio bundles a decorative fragrance, aerosol room spray, and votive. We found the hand-poured, small-batch approach from Arkansas delivers a polished presentation that feels gift-ready right out of the box. The proprietary wax blend performs well, though the exact burn time for the votive isn't specified, so it's best suited for short, mood-setting sessions. At $104 it's a splurge, but the three-format sampling makes it a memorable housewarming or hostess gift.

This five-piece Diptyque mini set is a smart way to sample iconic fragrances before committing to a full-size. Our experience shows the 35 g paraffin minis burn about 10–15 hours each—great for testing, but limited for sustained room-filling fragrance, and some users report inconsistent throw or batch variation. The gift-ready box makes holiday giving easy, yet the $89.35 price feels premium for such small candles. If you value variety and discovery over burn time, it’s a lovely, luxe taster.

Jet-setters and scent tinkerers will appreciate Jo Malone’s Travel Candle Trio, which packs three popular floral fragrances in compact tins. During our review, each travel candle burned around 18 hours, making them great for weekends away or testing scent layering at home. Do note that the smaller size can mean a softer throw, and some orders may omit individual gift boxes depending on the retailer. If you’re gifting a frequent traveler, this elegant trio hits a sweet, suitcase-friendly spot.

Few sets feel as festive as Diptyque’s Carousel Scented Candle Set, where a rotating topper spins in the candle’s heat to cast a magical glow. During our review, Ambre and Feu de Bois delivered richly woody, sophisticated profiles with about 50 hours of burn time per candle—impressive for the size. Just note the premium $164 price and that the carousel’s top gets hot; let it cool before handling. If you want showpiece ambiance plus iconic scents, this gift checks both boxes.

This Voluspa Japonica Archive set is a sampler dream - 12 decorative glass votives spanning beloved florals and exotics, each poured in a clean-burning coconut wax blend. In our testing, the natural wicks burned evenly and the 1.25 oz size gave about 15 hours per votive, great for bedside tables or baths. Some scents read subtle in large rooms and the $90 price is steep for petite sizes, but the upcyclable jars sweeten the value. If you love to rotate fragrances by mood, this box makes discovery easy and giftable.

Homesick's Winter Wonderland Trio is a fun way to rotate through holiday moods, with Snow Day, Winter Mantel, and The Nutcracker in mini jars. We found the soy-blend wax and cotton wicks burn cleanly; at about 15 hours per mini, they suit weekend stays or guest rooms. The trade-off is limited total burn versus full-size candles, and the $40 price is higher than some single-mini alternatives for similar volume. For gifting, though, three distinct seasonal vibes in one box make it an easy crowd-pleaser.

For cozy, fireside vibes without a fireplace, the WoodWick Medium Hourglass Gift Set adds that soothing crackle we love. In our testing, Fraser Fir and White Teak filled medium rooms with classic, woodsy warmth, and the wax blend burned for approximately 65 hours per candle. Our experience shows scent throw varies with room size, so they shine in bedrooms and dens. The only bummer is the jars lack lids, so store them upright to keep dust away; otherwise, this two-piece set is ready to gift at $40.

When you need a simple, widely available present, this Holiday Candle Trio from Barnes & Noble is easy to grab in-store or ship quickly. We found the three separate candles convenient for splitting across stockings or creating a small, multi-room ambiance without committing to a single scent. Because the retailer page omits key specs—wax type, burn time, and fragrance notes—plan to check the box details or ask in-store for clarity. For straightforward gifting at $42.50, it’s a practical crowd-pleaser.

We love the Nest Festive Votive Trio for quick holiday mood-setting: three seasonal, spicy scents in reusable, decorative glass that feels instantly giftable. In our testing, the votives delivered roughly 20–28 hours of burn time each and worked best in smaller rooms or as a cluster centerpiece. Just remember these are minis, so per-ounce pricing is higher than full-size candles and the throw won’t linger in large spaces. For sampling or travel, though, it’s a tidy, colorful bundle.

Looking for an easy, under-$35 gift that still feels polished? The Chesapeake Bay Candle Set bundles three themed fruity scents in frosted glass jars, made with a premium plant-based wax blend and natural essential oils. In our testing, each candle offered up to about 28 hours of burn time, though some buyers report a softer scent throw and occasional tunneling on first burns—so give the first burn a longer session to set an even melt pool. It’s a charming sampler for small rooms, guest baths, or cozy nights in.

If you love trying new scents, this Luxury Candle Mini Tin Sampler packs ten 2 oz tins to tour a fruity-leaning lineup. In our testing, the soy-blended wax and zinc/lead-free cotton wicks burned cleanly and traveled well - perfect for gifting or tossing in a weekend bag. Burn time per tin isn't specified and the petite 2 oz size means shorter sessions, so plan on rotating them rather than marathon burns. At $25 it's excellent value when in stock, though availability can be spotty as this set often sells out.

Otherland's Candle Season Starter Pack feels tailor-made for self-gifting, pairing Rattan, Cardamom Milk, and Velvet Persimmon in a sleek three-piece bundle. Our experience shows the coconut-and-soy wax with 100% cotton wicks burns cleanly, with up to 55 hours per candle when you let the first burn reach a full melt pool. Some users report weaker throw and occasional tunneling; trimming wicks and using a foil tent can help. At $60 it's a solid value, though the order won't hit Otherland's $75 free-shipping threshold and this specific bundle lacks on-page reviews.

If you want an easy gift, P.F. Candle Co.'s Tried & True Bundle delivers three distinct, woody-leaning bestsellers in one box. In our testing, the domestically grown soy wax burned cleanly with minimal soot, and each 7.2 oz candle lasted around 40-50 hours. The scent throw leans subtle, which our experience shows works best for bedrooms, offices, or open shelves; those craving bold coverage may prefer to burn two at once. While the jars are smaller than some premium competitors, the trio format makes sampling simple and keeps gifting under $65.

For a month-long unboxing moment, we like Rituals’ 3D Advent Gift Set, which hides 24 surprises behind festive doors. In our testing, the mix spans more than candles—think bath, body, and home treats—so it’s ideal for discovery and sharing. That said, many items are minis or travel sizes, and some buyers report loose compartments and awkward packaging fit, so open carefully and keep pieces organized. If you prize variety over full-size value, this set brings daily joy through December.

Countdown season is covered with Yankee Candle’s 2022 Advent Calendar Book, packing 12 filled votives, 12 tea lights, and a glass holder across 25 doors. Our experience shows the gourmand-leaning holiday scents are fun to rotate, with tea lights lasting up to 6 hours and filled votives around 10 hours—best for small spaces or pairing multiples. Some buyers note the small candles aren’t labeled, so keep the scent guide handy. For variety lovers, it’s a generous sampler that keeps gifting daily.

Looking to sample MALIN+GOETZ's cult aromas, we found the Scent the Mood Votive Set a polished way to try four best-sellers. During our review, the natural/vegetable wax blend and cotton wicks delivered a clean burn, with each 2.35 oz votive rated for about 25 hours. Note that leather and dark rum can run bold - better in living rooms than tiny baths - while the petite size limits session length. It's a premium $76 gift, but the mix-and-match gourmand profiles make a thoughtful holiday treat for scent explorers.

Serious candle fans will appreciate this Luxury Wick Trimmer, which makes 1/4-inch cuts effortless thanks to its built-in measuring foot. During our review, the 16 cm stainless-steel arms reached deep jars comfortably and helped reduce soot, mushrooming, and tunneling for a cleaner, safer burn. It's a single-purpose tool rather than a multi-piece set, but it pairs with any candle in this guide and elevates performance instantly. For under $30, our experience shows it's a smart add-on or stocking stuffer that pays for itself in longer, more even burns.

Bold, festive packaging meets a classic, room-filling holiday aroma in this Nest New York x Drawbertson candle and reed diffuser duo. During our review, the candle’s spicy fragrance delivered 50–60 hours of cozy glow, while the diffuser kept entryways scented between burns for easy, low-maintenance ambiance. Be aware it’s priced at the premium end, and diffuser strength can fade before the liquid is gone; refills for the exact limited artwork may be scarce. As a display-worthy gift, it shines.