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Mixology holds private events for groups of 12 or more.
COURTESY MIXOLOGY CANDLE BAR
Guests at Mixology Candle Bar are walked through the entire candle-making process.
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Mixology Candle Bar blends creativity, community After two decades in the oil and gas industry, Ashley Paris-Alderson said she decided it was time to ignite a new kind of spark. Paris-Alderson founded Mixology Candle Bar on creativity, connection and community with the mission to be a light for others, one candle at a time. What’s special about it? Paris-Alderson said her business came into place with very small hiccups. “It was like God’s divine plan, it all fell into candles with team-building corporate events, parties and vendor market events. How it works Guests can book a class online with an expe- rience fee starting at $25 and select a candle size ranging from 8-20 oz. for $7.50-$27.50.
Owner Ashley Paris-Alderson founded Mixology Candle Bar in December.
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Utilizing soy blends and cotton wicks, Mixology Candle Bar o ers over 50 scents and 40 vessel options. At its in-store bar, customers can smell fragrance oils and select three or four scents to mix with sta guidance. After a year of operating Mixology Candle Bar, Paris-Alderson said she hopes to expand the business with more locations within the next year.
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place so seamlessly,” Paris-Alderson said. “I love every second. The best part is just bringing all the community together.” Through her business, Paris-Alderson said she brings people together through the joy of making
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702 Spring Cypress Road, Unit A, Spring www.mixologycandlebar.com
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