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13/07/2023
Bespoke Candles Opens Another Factory To Meet Growing Demand
Bangor-based Bespoke Candles has opened another factory to meet the growing demand for private labelled candles.
At the heart of Bespoke Candles' success lies their unwavering dedication to crafting perfection. Each candle is meticulously handcrafted using the finest materials and employing time-honoured techniques that have been refined throughout their twenty years of candle making experience. From the selection of premium ingredients to the delicate art of hand-pouring, every step in the production process is executed with precision and care.
The decision to expand was driven by Bespoke Candles’ commitment to meeting the increasing demands of new inquiries and the growth of their loyal clients. By opening another factory, the company is not only expanding its production capabilities but also ensuring that their craftsmanship remains at the heart of every product.
As Bespoke Candles expands, the brand's vision remains steadfast: To create a positive and friendly experience for each client throughout the entire process. They are committed to creating the highest quality products that their clients will feel proud to sell to their customers.
The expansion of Bespoke Candles to another factory marks a chapter in the brand's journey. Through their dedication to perfecting their craft and commitment to meeting diverse customer needs, Bespoke Candles has firmly established itself as one of Northern Ireland leading premium candle manufactures. With their expanded operations, they are on route to reach even greater heights .
At the heart of Bespoke Candles' success lies their unwavering dedication to crafting perfection. Each candle is meticulously handcrafted using the finest materials and employing time-honoured techniques that have been refined throughout their twenty years of candle making experience. From the selection of premium ingredients to the delicate art of hand-pouring, every step in the production process is executed with precision and care.
The decision to expand was driven by Bespoke Candles’ commitment to meeting the increasing demands of new inquiries and the growth of their loyal clients. By opening another factory, the company is not only expanding its production capabilities but also ensuring that their craftsmanship remains at the heart of every product.
As Bespoke Candles expands, the brand's vision remains steadfast: To create a positive and friendly experience for each client throughout the entire process. They are committed to creating the highest quality products that their clients will feel proud to sell to their customers.
The expansion of Bespoke Candles to another factory marks a chapter in the brand's journey. Through their dedication to perfecting their craft and commitment to meeting diverse customer needs, Bespoke Candles has firmly established itself as one of Northern Ireland leading premium candle manufactures. With their expanded operations, they are on route to reach even greater heights .
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