Stacks Of Wax - Candle Catalogue

Stacks of Wax have supplied candles for hundreds of functions ranging from intimate dinners for a few people to large parties for over 1000 guests. We can offer advice and assistance on all aspects of using candles at functions including colouring and styling, placement, light intensity and effects, delivery and lighting. As well as standard candles we can supply floating candles, super large candles, lantern candles and holders. We also offer a wax and candle recycling service. We reuse left over wax to make new candles and also store and make available used candles to charities and other public and community organisations which are having fundraising events at little or no cost.

Fashion Week 2005 - Dollface Sideshow Launch
Held at Incubator Studio Surry Hills, the launch party and fashion showing presented many new and established labels as part of Mercedes Australia Fashion Week.

www.incubator.com.au

Fashion Week 2005 - Vicious Threads
Held at Cargo Hall, Circular Quay, Stacks of Wax tealights and frosted holders stylishly complimented this Mercedes Australia Fashion Week event.

www.viciousthreads.com.au

2001 Gold Dinner Sydney
Held at Walsh Bay, Stacks of Wax moulded
bowl candles bathed the room in golden light.

AFI Awards 2000 Stacks of Wax supplied and installed red lantern candles for the Australian film industry awards after party held at Fox Studios in Sydney. The lanterns were the centre pieces for the tables where VIP guests dined.

Andrew Olle Media Lecture 2000 White pillar candles we provided at no cost to the Andrew Olle Memorial Trust for their annual dinner held at Parliament House in Sydney.

Inside Out Launch Stacks of Wax supplied over 200 lantern candles with dots for this event held at Finger Wharf Sydney. As an invitation, 1200 lanterns were sent to clients and guests of the magazine in presentation boxes.

Wedding at MCA Sydney Stacks of Wax supplied over 300 hand moulded block candles for this event. As can be seen in the photo, the light from the candles placed on the tables and in the window bays gives the room a sensual glow. No additional lighting was required for the reception.