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Garden and Patio Gifts Galore

June 26, 2006 by FGmarket Leave a Comment

Gardens, patios, and decks are frequent settings for summertime family gatherings, whether it’s a pleasant, peaceful weekend in the backyard or a festive, colorful outdoor wedding or garden party. Whatever the occasion, consumers spend a great deal of time and money personalizing their outdoor spaces. You can appeal to these customers by refreshing your inventory with new choices in decorative gifts and ornaments for the garden and patio.

Attract customers seeking to add to their personal garden collections, as well as those looking for whimsical and beautiful wedding/hostess gifts with more meaning than the usual housewares or towels. FGMarket has highlighted a few vendors with a variety of garden and patio decor and giftware that can help you distinguish your business and entice summer partygoers and wedding guests with gift items that will be valued by recipients for many years to come.
Barnes Tropical Wholesale Home and Garden Decor LLC offers a large collection of decorative items, including terra cotta pottery, ceramic pieces, earthenware and unique garden accessories. Their assortment of real coconut shell planters and bowls feature single, double and triple hanging coconut planters, as well as mobiles offering the rustic, natural look and texture of real coconut shells.
Barnes Tropical’s selection also includes terra cotta, clay and ceramic planters finished with attractive glazes or hand-painted with colorful geometric designs and floral motifs that will easily fit into almost any decorative outdoor setting. These pots are conveniently sold in case lots with a collection of round, square, and hexagonal shapes in a mixture of the many designs available.

Another company, BLOOM! USA has an innovative flower pot that doubles as a light for a one-of-a-kind garden accessory that is both fun and functional. The creator of BLOOM! merged his desire for unique landscape lighting with the need for a generous-sized, lightweight container for plant material. The pots come in three models constructed of high-grade, recyclable plastic and featuring lighting encased in double walled molding illuminated by LED or halogen light sources.
Displayed on a patio or poolside, they’re an excellent way to soften a bare wall and create interest with varying levels of green and blooming plants or even used as tubs to ice down bottles or cans of your favorite summer beverages. These unique lighted containers come in seven eye-catching colors that can’t be missed and are sure to garner comments from guests and envy from neighbors.

Appeal to animal and plant lovers alike with the vast assortment of animal topiary frames offered by Green Piece Wire Art. In addition to the company’s plethora of topiary garden sculptures, they now offer “Precious Planters”, a line of whimsical topiaries featuring a preformed pot cavity that allows you to simply place a pre-planted pot into the frame. The company has a variety of planting options available with helpful “how-to” video online for the young or beginning gardener to challenging design techniques for the more advanced green-thumbed enthusiasts. Topiaries can also be ordered as empty frames and planted using the company’s “in ground technique,” achieving a great look at a reduced cost. Suggest that customers make a family event out of mossing the topiary frames themselves by simply purchasing empty frames and bagged moss separately. From the dozens of topiary choices available, each member of the family can choose their favorite animal, whether traditional pets, farm or zoo dwellers to whimsical insects and mythical creatures.

Shoppers looking to create a relaxing, rustic atmosphere in their gardens, backyards and patios will love the unique custom-designed metal art decorations and accessories from Smoky Mountain Metal Arts, Inc. The company is one of the largest manufacturers of metal art decor with over 500 choices you can easily incorporate into your current inventory of garden decor and gift items. Customers can add a bit of mystical charm to their flower garden or lawn with Smoky Mountain’s delightful fairy metal art garden sculpture holding a 4-inch flower pot.
They also have charming wrought iron plant hangers, metal art stakes that brighten the garden or backyard decor, metal art scenic shelves for displaying small containers of flowers and plants and much more! A wonderful addition to a favorite sitting area, their Butterfly Rest Bench is the perfect metal sculpture for the lawn or garden and is powder coated to prevent damage from the elements for years to come. Your customers will surely find any of Smoky Mountain’s unique custom metal designs highly desirable as gifts or future family heirlooms.

Creative Copper offers a line of exquisite artwork handcrafted with meticulous care for the home and garden. You can find a large assortment of unusual hummingbird feeders, bird seed feeders, birdbaths and misters, all made of pure copper and clear-coated for durability. Their selection of outdoor art is durable enough for outdoors but versatile enough to use anywhere, including decorative sun and moon wall hangings, bendable copper vines, flower garden stakes with votive candle holders and permanent wreaths that won’t fade and wither with time and are ready for adding lights or fruit for the season. Since the company manufactures these items in their own studio, they can make custom products or alter an existing design to suit your particular request.
Browse the featured product lines from these and many other fine garden and patio suppliers listed on FGMarket.com. You’ll find an abundance of unique, whimsical, and lovely pieces designed to create a warm and inviting space in customers’ backyards, gardens, decks, and patios.

Special Gifts for Special Moms part 2 of 3

April 3, 2006 by FGmarket Leave a Comment

As promised, we offer more Mother’s Day gift ideas from the wholesale gift suppliers on FGMarket.com, including Heaven & Earth Works. The company’s “MILESTONES” line of greeting and note cards, framed/unframed poetry, handmade journals, commemorative books and keepsake boxes are beautiful. The collection offers beautiful, uniquely personal creations which strive to deepen the expression of common sentiments through poetry with heartfelt, intelligent messages and visually warm presentations.
The Milestones line attracts a diverse range of ages and interests, giving it a universal marketing appeal. All books are handmade with acid-free and tree-free papers, and they open flat for ease in writing and collecting. Covers are embellished with natural elements, such as feathers or stones. Heirloom flip-top boxes come with an original poem inside. Several poems, such as “Mother Love” and” The Art of Woman” are especially appropriate for Mother’s Day.

The Nittany Quill, by the Talus Corp. is a source for delightful gifts that celebrate life’s most treasured memories. Their line of meaningful and evocative quotes, rendered in graceful calligraphy and bordered in delicate floral motifs, is available as framed miniatures printed on key chains or bookmarks, or sprouting from the top of cleverly crafted wire flower sculptures which also serve as clips for photos, notes or business cards. Quite a few of the quotes under the ‘Family’ heading have to do with mothers and the special place they hold in the lives of their children.
The loveliest items from The Nittany Quill are found in their Framed Inspirations line of calligraphy art. Each quote is beautifully illustrated and illuminated with gold foil, and then set within a complementary mat of acid-free board. Every piece is meticulously assembled by hand in an antique gold finished frame and protected by glass. The 8×10 frames come with easel backs for display on any wall or tabletop. The larger 11×14 frames are also available with a cherry wood finish. Unframed versions are offered as well. Three of the tenderly written quotes in the Framed Inspirations line are specifically for mothers, and any of them would surely be welcomed as a unique and cherished gift.

Laura Leiden Calligraphy is another source of fine calligraphic gifts, offering hundreds of original poems that are hand lettered in calligraphy, then printed and framed or made into greeting cards.
They specialize in heartwarming verses for specific family members, such as mothers. These messages have been known to strike such a powerful chord in the hearts of those who read them that some stores keep a box of tissues near their displays. They are that meaningful.

Inspirational gifts for moms can be found at Lighthouse Christian Products. The company has observed that renewed commitment to family and home, coupled with booming sales of digital cameras, have increased the sales of photo frames significantly.
Studies show that people buy and give gifts to build and enhance their emotional connection to the receiver. Lighthouse’s frames are designed to help bring out that emotional connection. Each product in their extensive line of single and multiple photo frames and hand-held albums is etched with an appropriate biblical quotation.

Finally, watch for the last part of FGMarket’s newsletter series featuring gift ideas for Mother’s Day.
These and other fine wholesalers and suppliers of Mother’s Day gift items can be found in our FGMarket Mothers Day Holiday and Special Occasion vendors’ category.

Here Comes Peter Cottontail – Easter Plush Animals, Eggs & Baskets

February 20, 2006 by FGmarket Leave a Comment

Though there’s still snow on the ground in some parts of the country, others are already beginning to see flowers on the forsythias and crocus blooms pushing up from the warming soil, all of which means that spring is soon to arrive – even for those areas where the seasons don’t really change. And with spring comes the celebration of Easter; April 16th this year, to be exact. It’s a time for new shoes and new hats, colored eggs and chocolate bunnies. For many, it’s a time of faithful reflection. For retailers, the Easter season presents a fresh opportunity for sales as customers awaken from a sort of winter hibernation of their own and begin looking for the gifts, decorations, and other things they’ll want to help commemorate this special time of year. Since the Easter Bunny can’t do it all by himself, you’ll want to get a jump on the holiday by stocking some of the outstanding products available from FGMarket’s extensive listings of vendors.

What would Easter be without a bunny (or some other gentle little creature) to cuddle?! Fortunately you’ll never have to think about the answer to that question with an ample supply of plush animals from Douglas Cuddle Toys, Inc. In business for 50 years now, Douglas is known in the gift and toy industry for their plush dogs, cats and horses with endearing expressions, unique gestures and irresistible softness. More recently, their line has expanded to feature fun and functional plush decor and accessory items. For Easter, there are bunnies named Cotton, Hickory Nut, Dutch Boy and Peach Fuzz (among others), a chick named Butter, a lamb named Dandelion, and ducklings named Sunny and Slicker, each created with the same extraordinary cuddle-ability the company is famous for. A line of colorful pastel bunnies rounds out the Easter selection, as well as a new Lil’ Nugget Sassy Pet Sak rabbit with greenish fur and orange ears named Carrot Patch, tucked into a little handbag decorated with carrots.
For rabbits in a larger scale, check out the ones at Ditz Designs. Their Standing Rabbit, available in brown or gray, is a towering 44 inches tall. He’s available natural or dressed as the Easter Bunny in a top hat and a purple vest and bow tie, carrying a basket with eggs. What a great character for a window display! There’s also a smaller, chubby-cheeked bunny in the line named, appropriately, Hugs. At 20 inches long, Hugs is also available in either gray or brown. It is the fine attention to detail that adds to the realism of these rabbits and makes them so appealing.

Even though Christmas has just passed, there are some folks who just can’t get enough of tree decorating. In fact, it’s become quite popular in many areas to decorate an Easter Tree, which might be a leafless, living shrub or tree in the front yard or a dried or artificial one indoors. In any case, an Easter Tree needs ornaments, and there are some beautiful ones to be had from Arreola Designs. Choose from among several dozen different Easter and spring motifs, hand-painted on real eggs which are suspended by a loop of satin ribbon. Arreola also has a couple of exquisite blown glass, egg-shaped ornaments, hand-decorated in floral motifs. These are undoubtedly better left hung on the indoor tree.
Eggs are such an integral part of Easter, being so symbolic as they are of the renewal of life. Originally Easter eggs were painted with bright colors to represent the sunlight of spring and were used in Easter-egg rolling contests or given as gifts. In medieval times, eggs were traditionally given at Easter to the servants. In Germany, eggs were given to children along with other Easter gifts. Different cultures have developed different ways of decorating Easter eggs, some quite elaborately. Poles and Ukrainians, for example, traditionally embellish their eggs in the distinctive manner called pysanki. Melted beeswax is applied to the fresh white egg. It is then dipped in successive baths of dye. After each dip wax is painted over the area where the preceding color is to remain. Eventually a complex pattern of lines and colors emerges into a work of art. Pysanki eggs are a masterpiece of skill and workmanship.
Handmade faux eggs which are extremely realistic in size, weight and texture are available from Clay Concepts. Sold by the dozen, they range from goose egg through hen’s egg to bird egg in size and are lifelike in color. The bird eggs are also available with a natural speckled surface. For Easter, the hen eggs can be had in an assortment of pastel colors. These make great display props, and the naturalistic ones are good year-round sellers as kitchen decor and craft items.
If you’ve got eggs, you’re going to need a basket to put them in, and Baskets, Containers & More lists more than 40 styles of Easter baskets on their website, all of them at excellent prices. The selection includes pot covers, handled baskets, fruit baskets, bun baskets, fireside baskets, trellis baskets and more. Many are available painted in bright Easter pastels. Others are white-painted or natural. If you can’t find a useful Easter basket here, you’re just not looking hard enough!
For more information, watch for our upcoming newsletter, Here Comes Peter Cottontail – Jewelry, Candy, and Other Gift Ideas for Easter, part two of FGMarket’s newsletter series featuring some great gift ideas just in time for Easter and Springtime. Find these and other fine wholesalers and suppliers of Easter gift items in our FGMarket Easter Holiday and Special Occasion vendors’ category.

Christmas Ornaments

September 1, 2005 by FGmarket 1 Comment

If your store isn’t decorated yet for the Christmas selling season, you’d better get busy! Even though some complain every year that Christmas seems to come earlier and earlier, most of your customers are ready to start planning their holiday purchases. For many, that means seeing what new delights can be added to their own Christmas ornament collections this year. And while high-style, color-coordinated, themed “designer” trees do look great in a retail showroom, most regular folks decorate their Christmas trees at home with a hodge-podge of ornaments and other decorations that have been amassed over the years. The result is a familiar and old-fashioned look that’s loaded with nostalgia.

With competition from ‘big box’ stores being what it is, it’s important for other retailers to find a variety of sources for ornaments that are out of the ordinary and grab your customers’ attention. Fortunately, FGmarket.com has identified several vendors that can help you establish your store as the destination for unique and original ornaments. Ne’Qwa Art for example, creates extraordinarily beautiful ornaments in the centuries-old tradition of painting inside the glass ornament, giving the designs a wonderful luminosity. Their artists produce an appealing and diverse array of subject matter, from the whimsical to the dramatic. They can even create custom designs according to your own specifications. These ornaments are unique works of art that will surely become cherished family treasures for their buyers.

Fine, hand-made porcelain is what gives the ornaments from Piazza Ltd. their exquisite, delicate appearance. Using a labor-intensive “slip trailing” technique, these award-winning ornaments have a dimensional surface that’s embellished with lots of detail. They are manufactured from high-quality kaolin clay, which makes them very lightweight, translucent, and soft to the touch. Other beautiful bisque porcelain ornaments are produced by The Rhyn-Rivet Collection, Inc. These ornaments are hand-decorated using China paints, dimensional glazes, inlaid metals, and a fine dusting of diamond glitter, giving them a subtle shimmer. The vibrant colors and distinctive shapes give each of their diverse ornament collections a unique character.

When decorating a Christmas tree, whether it’s for display or for home use, it’s important to remember the design principle of depth, which helps give your completed tree a more dimensional appearance. Enhance the overall depth by placing some of the ornaments deep within the boughs of the tree, drawing the viewer’s eye inward. This is a good place to put inexpensive, solid-color, shiny glass balls, creating a backdrop for the finer ornaments that are placed in front of them.

Doing this also gives the tree the appearance of looking fuller and having more volume, while allowing the nicer, more expensive ornaments to be seen to full advantage. For good balance, hang larger ornaments near the bottom of the tree, placing smaller, more delicate ones closer to the top. If you’re using bead garlands, place them on the tree before the ornaments, so you can more easily control the shape and size of the swags. With the garland in place, you’ll have clearly-defined spaces in which to hang the ornaments.

The Barnhart Gallery has an original line of ornaments called Ornaphints & Yulery, created from thinly-sliced segments of ancient volcanic agates fitted with jewelry findings. These naturally-colorful ornaments are lustrous light catchers, and their porous outer edges can act as diffusers for scented oils. In the smaller sizes they’re also great to use as package ties or to hang on the neck of a bottle of wine. You might consider pairing these natural jewels with some of the beautiful leaf-shaped ornaments from Crafta.com. Available in different shapes and colors, the artificial leaves are decorated with beads and glitter to dress them up for the holiday season. In addition to a wide range of more traditional kinds of ornaments, Crafta.com also carries a distinctive pine cone petal ball in two sizes that will coordinate perfectly with a naturalistic decorating theme.

Some of the realistic nesting cardinals offered by Floraltrims.com would also complete this setting nicely. Both the male version (Harrison) and the female (Holly) are nestled into frosted grass nests, and Holly even has a couple of eggs in her nest. (Never mind that cardinals don’t actually lay eggs in winter… all fantasies are permitted at Christmastime.) If you prefer cardinals without nests, Floraltrims.com offers those, as well as many other birds in every size, shape, and wing span.

For a Christmas tree with plenty of personality, start with some of the ornaments produced by Bottman Design. Artist Paris Bottman has created an adorable line of hand-painted, resin Animal Angels collection ornaments – winged dogs, cats, pigs, bears, etc. – that could be matched up with the whimsical Chubby Cherubs collection (the name says it all) or the Real People Holiday Ornaments collection (for example, ‘More Chocolate Please’ – a “plump” woman with a box of chocolates, passed out on Santa’s lap), both designed by the talented Erika Oller.
Combine these ornaments with some of the clever Clay Dough Ornaments from Decorative Traditions. Be sure to check out their hand-painted Classic Tin Ornaments as well, featuring such motifs as dancing Santas and smiling snowmen. Then, hang some of the charming, handmade Christmas stocking ornaments from Christmas Cove Designs, are made of 100% virgin wool and available in several sizes. Hang a few of their beautiful, full-size traditional stockings nearby to promote add-on sales (also, check out their clever stocking hangers). The Heirloom Tree Skirts also offered by Christmas Cove would make a nice addition to any traditional holiday decor that endures in families for generations.

AE Wholesale is an excellent source of inexpensive ornaments, made with a variety of materials and in several themes, including sets of twelve snowmen, Santas, or angels packaged together in attractive hexagonal boxes. Another supplier, Kel-Toy, Inc. also offers a large selection of Ornaments online at https://www.keltoy.com. There you’ll find lots of unique baubles, bangles and beads with faceted surfaces, adding a touch of sparkle and light to any decorating scheme. Think of these ornaments as Christmas tree jewelry! Hanging several of these reflective ornaments within the interior of the tree will help carry light into the center and make the decorated tree more dazzling.It can sometimes be challenging to exhibit Christmas ornaments in an attractive way, that’s also accessible for customers to purchase. One handy idea for displaying non-fragile items is to wire different-sized baskets directly onto the boughs of the tree. These baskets can then be filled with ornaments for customers to select. (Hang a few ornaments in nearby branches, too.) Baskets like this could also hold seasonal plush toys in assorted sizes. Another idea is to use

It can sometimes be challenging to exhibit Christmas ornaments in an attractive way, that’s also accessible for customers to purchase. One handy idea for displaying non-fragile items is to wire different-sized baskets directly onto the boughs of the tree. These baskets can then be filled with ornaments for customers to select. (Hang a few ornaments in nearby branches, too.) Baskets like this could also hold seasonal plush toys in assorted sizes. Another idea is to use display trees without needles, such as the ones offered by Christina’s World. You’ll find trees in a variety of sizes, styles and finishes, from freestanding, 6-ft. tall “rhinestone” trees to 42-in. high countertop models finished in matte gold.

While at Christina’s website, indulge yourself by viewing her slideshow and touring her entire selection of exquisitely-detailed blown-glass ornaments, featuring both traditional and out-of-the-ordinary images. These are the kinds of heirloom ornaments that are passed down through families and cherished for generations – and, they are infinitely collectible! Produced in a myriad of styles and price points, Christina’s ornaments give you the means to compete with some of the more well-known, “designer label” lines that require a deeper commitment of inventory. One look at these ornaments and you’ll see how well they live up to their slogan, “Poetry in Glass.”

Christmas ornaments are such wonderful, versatile gifts that they practically sell themselves. They’re good impulse items and they make excellent stocking stuffers. Perfect as hostess gifts for holiday parties, they’re also great for those office grab bags or as tokens of appreciation for favorite teachers. However, most of your ornament sales will probably come from customers as gifts for themselves, usually giving in to the urge to add a few new “special finds” to their own ornament collections each year. With the Christmas shopping days countdown soon to begin, visit all of FGmarket’s Christmas ornament, holiday, and special occasion vendors to see what we have collected… just for you!

Some Illuminating Thoughts on Candles

April 1, 2005 by FGmarket Leave a Comment

It appears that the market for candles has never been hotter!(pun intended) Candle sales have really taken off, as consumers, driven by their nesting instincts, seek to create warm, cozy and relaxing environments at home; and the trend continues to grow. Choices in candles have never been greater, as candle manufacturers, both large and small, continue to introduce new styles, colors, and fragrances. Scented candles are an especially hot category, and they’re available in every form, including votives, pillars, container candles, soy candles, gel candles, and more. Besides their popularity as accents to home decor, candles are used to generate aromatherapy, symbolize celebration, mark ceremony, and enhance romance. From moderately-priced versions to far more elaborate styles, candles are a perfect gift. Let’s examine some of the candle options that are out there.

As we’ve said, scented candles lead the way in sales and popularity, and candle-makers are becoming more and more creative with their fragrance lines. In a move away from heavily-perfumed or artificial-smelling fragrances, many candle scents are now being developed from nostalgic or organic themes. For example, the clean fresh smell of the “Laundry Line,” offered by Bridgewater Candle Company or “High Cotton” from Wicks n’ More, takes us back to childhood memories of summers in the backyard. Unique environmental fragrances abound as well, like “Hay Ride” from Solas Candle Company and “Meadow” made by California Fluerish.
Floral-inspired scents remain strong sellers, such as the subtle “Cutting Garden” from Seda France, and sweet “Alyssum,” manufactured by Canyon Creek Candle Company. The aroma of food always arouses a customer’s hunger for more, with flavors like “Banana Nut Bread,” made by Ardore Candles and “Jelly Bean” from Simply Pampered. Remember that olfactory memories — those associated with the sense of smell — are the strongest ones we have, and it’s often the sense of recognition provided by scented candles that motivates a purchase.

In addition to these trends, there is also a focus on aromatherapy. Customers are seeking out fragrances that not only smell nice, but also make them feel good, and scented candles are a natural match. Many companies, such as Inbal, are offering candles with names like “Energy” and “Pure Clarity” to complement their lines of essential oils and other aromatherapy products. Candles like these are a good sales mix with potpourri, body lotions, bath products, etc.
Ask anyone what candles are made of and the usual response is wax, but that is only part of the answer. Candle wax can be composed of many different materials, including beeswax, paraffin, stearin, and palm oil. One of the newest trends in candles is soy candles. These candles are made of a soy-based wax that has some advantages over other materials. For example, soy candles are cleaner burning, producing almost no smoke or soot, and they’re less expensive than beeswax candles. While paraffin has its uses, soy wax is environmentally friendly since it is made from soy beans, a renewable resource, rather than from fossil fuels. Since soy wax is usually softer than paraffin, soy candles are often sold as poured candles, meaning that the wax has been poured into a heatproof container or glass jar. Consumer awareness of soy candles is growing, and Ocean Street Candles is among several candle-making companies that use 100% soy wax in their products.

Poured candles, also called filled candles and container candles, have been growing in popularity and availability with most manufacturers offering them now. Votive candles, pillar candles, and floating candles, available in scented and unscented varieties, are typically made with a wax that is hardened by stearin, a white odorless wax found in many natural fats. Stearin raises the melting point, adds opacity, and helps to resist bending when used in the manufacture of candles. It also helps these types of candles to hold their shape, even while burning.
Remember that votive candles should always be burned in a container of some sort to collect and pool the melted wax. Votives burn longer if the container is relatively small and fits snugly around the candle. Filling with about 1/8-inch of water and then placing your new votive candle in the bottom of the container will allow a burned votive candle to pop out of the container more easily later. You can also try refrigerating the votive candle in its container for 15 minutes or so. The wax will shrink somewhat, allowing the spent candle wax to be removed more easily.
Whenever you light a pillar or column candle, allow it to burn long enough that a pool of melted wax forms across most of the diameter of the candle. This will extend the life of the candle and keep it burning more evenly. Pillar candles should be extinguished by bending the wick over into the pool of melted wax, using a nonflammable instrument. This little-known technique eliminates smoking of an extinguished wick. After extinguishing the flame, re-center the wick.

Floating candles offer a festive way to decorate a table. Place one or more floating candles in a clear glass bubble bowl or other container that’s partially filled with water. Then put the bowl on top of a mirror laid flat on the table. The glass and the water increase the reflection from the floating candles, bouncing light all around the table. For evening events outdoors, place floating candles in fountains or fishponds to enhance the mood.
Here are a few more candle tips, courtesy of Candlemart:

Candles will fade if left in the light for an extended period of time. Never put candles in a window or directly expose to bright outdoor light or indoor spotlights.
Keep lit candles out of drafts; drafts create large flames, shortening the burning time.
Wicks should be trimmed to 1/4-inch from wax for longer burning time.
Let spilled wax solidify so when it hardens it can be removed in pieces by covering with a paper towel or a brown paper grocery bag and gently pressing out with a warm iron. The wax will melt and be absorbed into the paper.
A candle will burn more slowly and evenly if it’s refrigerated before using. Wrap the candle in plastic or foil before refrigerating to prevent wicks from absorbing moisture.

By now you should be waxing enthusiastic about candles and burning with desire to sell them in your store! All punning aside, candles are the perfect companion gifts. They generate year-round sales; they blend well with other product lines, such as potpourri, room fresheners and personal care products; and with so many styles from which to choose, they provide a great opportunity to offer your customers something unique. Check out our FGmarket candle vendors to see the entire selection.

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