In a quaint corner of a bustling town, nestled among the everyday, lay a world bathed in the golden glow of beeswax candles.

This was Andrea’s realm—a soul who found solace and joy in the art of candle-making. By day, she navigated the complexities of her corporate job. But in the quieter hours, Andrea’s true calling came to life through June Bug Candles.

For Andrea, candle-making was more than a craft; it was art, therapy, and a spiritual dance of emotions, wax, and wicks. Each candle she poured was a whisper from her inner world, a reflection of the tranquility she yearned for amidst life’s chaos, a way to connect with her ancestors. It created a sacred space for her to simply be.

The name "June Bug" holds a deeply personal significance, commemorating Andrea’s eldest and youngest uncles, Sam “June” Dean and John Michael “Bug” Dean, who transitioned in 2017 and 2018. Sparked by the onset of grief and a search for peace, candle-making became a process of healing—a quiet ritual of reflection and mourning, one pour at a time.

It was simple moments that….

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