Summer Nights On The Deck & A Sweet Coupon Code!

Well I think it’s safe to say summer has arrived 🙂  It’s just like the Midwest to hit a consistent 90º’s by the first part of June, but you won’t hear this girl complaining.

I love spending time out on our deck, whether it’s entertaining friends and family, or just a fun filled family day by the pool.  Last week, I shared a simple outdoor tablescape.  You can view that post here if you missed it.  Tonight I invite you over to a more cozy spot beneath the lights.  And my summer evenings just got sweeter, compliments of Flashpointcandle.com and I have a special coupon code to share with you!

I ordered the Sunset Citronella candle, and it smells divine!!  It doesn’t smell anything close to your normal outdoor candle, it has a mildly sweet and refreshing aroma just perfect for summer ♥

Each candle is hand poured into a one-of-a-kind, handmade piece of pottery made from Earthenware clay.  The best part is they can be re-purposed after the candle is diminished.  These candles come in several sizes, and the pottery is just gorgeous!

Here are just a few of their many choices.

They are made of Soy Blend Wax, and have cotton wicks.  I can’t wait for you to see the vast variety offered at Flashpointcandle.com, you are going to love these candles!

I think it serves as the perfect accessory to compliment my outdoor decor.

I am loving the pops of navy out back this year.  Navy just seems to jibe as the ideal accent color.  It acts as a base much like that of a neutral, easy to pop other colors along side it.  The outdoor rug is from AtHome.  It’s more colorful than I originally planned for this space, but I love the tropical feel it adds.

Ok friends, head on over to Flashpointcandle.com

Enter:

cozycharm10

at checkout to receive

15% off SITE WIDE

and

FREE SHIPPING!

See you soon!

*Disclosure – Some products used were in collaboration with Flashpointcandle.com and AtHome, but all opinions and comments are my own.  Thank you for supporting the brands and shops that make this blog possible.

Author and photos – Martha Knake

Chief Editor – Emily Schunke