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Hallowe'en History and How to Celebrate with Incense

Q: How do I sign up for a wholesale incense account?

You can easily sign up for a wholesale incense account here: https://floreincense.com/pages/ws-account-create. An email address, password, and physical address is required. Your email will be added to our wholesale subscriber list where we send occasional emails about new products and holiday closures. You can unsubscribe at any time.

Q: How much does your wholesale incense cost?

Current pricing is $39/dozen or $3.25/package, plus taxes and shipping. The minimum order requirement is 6 dozen / 72 packages. Each fragrance must be purchased in a 6 package bundle. First time orders receive 20% off.

Q: How do I place a wholesale incense order online?

You must be signed into your wholesale account BEFORE you start your order: https://floreincense.com/pages/ws-account-create. Click the button “quick order form” for all items available for wholesale pricing.

Q: How do I pay for my wholesale incense order?

Online wholesale orders are paid by credit card at the time of purchase. Alternative payment methods are available, please contact us directly if you wish to pay by EFT or EMT. Finalized/paid orders are shipped on a weekly basis.

Q: What shipping providers are used by Floré Canadian Incense?

We use a variety of couriers, including ICS, GLS, Canpar, Purolator and UPS. The provider is chosen at the time of shipping. Unfortunately we cannot influence the time the courier will drop off the order. We are not currently using Canada Post and cannot ship to a PO box.

Q: Do you have a MSRP for Floré Canadian Incense?

We pride ourselves on providing high quality, affordable incense. We recommend that Floré Canadian Incense is sold at the current retail rate found on our website or higher if you choose.

Q: What are the dimensions of your incense packages?

Package dimensions are 12” long x 3” wide with a hang hole for easy display.

Q: How many incense sticks are in a package?

Each package contains twenty 10” incense sticks that burn for approximately 45 minutes.

Q: Do you sell wholesale incense cones?

We do not sell incense cones. We used to, but the product line was discontinued due to slow sales. As incense ages, fragrance compounds will degrade, and incense cones were sitting in inventory for longer than our quality control standards permitted.

Q: Do you sell wholesale incense burners?

Yes, we have incense burners available for wholesale. Wholesale incense burners are available on the quick order form. If you see incense burners on our website that are not on the quick order form you can contact us directly to inquire about availability and cost. Burners collection: https://floreincense.com/collections/burners

Oct 03, 2024Flore

Three metallic orange pumpkins sit next to a backflow incense cone burner with a burning incense cone and smoke waterfall, and several incense cones sitting in front. In the background is a package that reads Flore Hallowe’en, wood, earth, spice, Canadian Incense backflow cones.

Hallowe’en, also known as All Hallows' Eve, and now commonly spelled as Halloween, has deep roots in ancient traditions, blending elements of Celtic, Christian, and pagan rituals.

Let’s explore its fascinating history and how you can celebrate the season with the magic of incense.

History of Hallowe'en

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Hallowe’en traces its origins to the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain. Celebrated on October 31st, Samhain represented the end of the harvest season and the beginning of winter. This would have been marked with feasting and celebration.

The Celts also believed that on this night, the boundary between the living and the dead was blurred, allowing spirits to roam the earth.

As time passed, Christian influences transformed Samhain into All Saints Day, a day dedicated to remembering the dead, including saints and martyrs of the Church.

The night before was referred to as All Hallows' Eve, which ultimately turned into what we now know as Halloween, a night for remembering the dead, warding off evil spirits, and, of course, indulging in costumes and candy.

How to celebrate Hallowe'en with incense

Incorporating incense into your Hallowe’en rituals can elevate the spiritual atmosphere, making your space feel more connected to the season’s mystical energy.

Purify your space before performing rituals:

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Start by cleansing your home with purifying incense, such as sage. This clears negative energy and prepares your space for a deeper connection.

Enhance the mystical vibe of Hallowe'en:

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Our special Hallowe’en blend, available in incense sticks and backflow cones, creates an aura of mystery and magic. It combines rich, earthy notes with spicy undertones, perfect for setting the mood.

Crystals and incense pairings:

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Pair your incense with crystals for an added mystical touch. Amethyst, obsidian, and black tourmaline are perfect for protection and grounding during Hallowe’en. Their energy can enhance your incense rituals, providing spiritual and physical balance.

We like to purchase the crystals we use at Happy Soul in Toronto. They have two locations and a website where you can buy crystals and incense online.

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Incense used for Hallowe'en rituals:

Certain incense scents are naturally aligned with the themes of Hallowe’en. Here are a few that you can integrate into your celebrations:

Frankincense & Myrrh:

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These ancient resins are often used in rituals to ward off negativity and invite good spirits.

Patchouli:

Known for its earthy and grounding scent, patchouli helps in connecting with the spiritual realm.

Cinnamon:

Warm and spicy, cinnamon brings a comforting yet energizing quality to your space, perfect for autumn and the festivities of Hallowe'en.

Hallowe'en is not just costumes and candy; it’s an opportunity to connect with ancient traditions and the spiritual world. Using incense, crystals, and mindful rituals, you can honour the season's mystery in a deeply meaningful way.

Written by Flore