Floating Candles with Wand, Magic Hanging Candles Flickering Warm Light Flameless LED Taper Candle with Wand Remote, Battery Operated Window Candles for Theme Party Birthday Holiday Decor (12 Pack)

These are so cute. I bought one set and had to come back and buy two more! Love that there’s two hanging options and customizable length. Did our hallway for our daughter with the tacks then her top bunk with the adhesive rings. Had a couple that were “duds” but was able to fix them! If you have some that don’t want to work gently pull up on the spring for where the battery sits. Seems some may be compressed too tight. This fixed mine! Hope they last a long time! Just hung them this week. They’re super bright!

So cute!! Perfect for a party!

amazing productyou do need batteries ( a lot )the adhesive is very strong so be careful not to ruin your ceiling (i did)

Grat for Halloween Decorations

Greetings, witches, wizards, and muggles alike! It's that time of year when we conjure up the spookiest of decorations, and I've stumbled upon something that will make your Halloween more enchanting than a Hogwarts feast – the Floating Candles with Magic Wand Remote! 🕯️✨First things first, the moment you unbox these floating candles, it's like you've stumbled into the Great Hall at Hogwarts during the Halloween feast. The candles themselves are so realistic, I'm half-expecting Nearly Headless Nick to pop out and join the party. They're the closest thing to real magic you'll find this side of Diagon Alley!Now, let's talk about the magic wand remote control. It's like Dumbledore himself handed you the Elder Wand and said, "Make the candles dance!" With a flick and a swish (or a button press, but let's not ruin the magic), you can make these candles levitate and create your very own Hogwarts-esque atmosphere. Wingardium Leviosa, indeed!The remote control has a range that's almost as magical as Floo Powder. You can be in the kitchen whipping up some pumpkin pasties and still command your candles to float in the living room. It's like you're the headmaster of your own Halloween extravaganza, orchestrating the spookiness from afar.Installation is a breeze, just like brewing a simple potion. Hang the candles from the included transparent thread, and you'll be ready for some spellbinding Halloween fun in no time. The setup is so easy, even a Hufflepuff could do it! (Just kidding, Hufflepuffs are great!)The effect is eerie and mesmerizing. These floating candles will have your guests convinced that you're secretly a wizard or witch with an invitation to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. It's like you've turned your home into a bewitched castle for the evening.In conclusion, the Floating Candles with Magic Wand Remote are more than just Halloween decorations; they're a portal to a world of enchantment. So, if you want to add some Harry Potter magic to your Halloween celebration and impress your guests with your wizarding prowess, these candles are your ticket to a night of mystical merriment. Accio Halloween fun! 🕯️🪄🎃

The media could not be loaded. These magic candles are a great price and worth it. They come in a beautiful box with directions (that honestly couldn’t be written in smaller print but they do explain everything nicely).I’d say you need about an hour of quiet to do this. Don’t save it for the last minute. Each candle and the wand need a AAA battery. Positive side down pointing to the ground for candles and wand. Each candle has a fishing line type of string attached and it’s neatly looped and taped to keep it from tangling. It can’t be removed easily (I tried cutting, yanking, nope). But if you gently tug the string you can get plenty of line to unwind and just cut off the rest. If you’re a perfectionist and manage to get the tape off, I’m impressed, but I’m all about getting things done and moving on. You don’t need all that line anyway unless you are actually putting them up on the actual Howart’s great hall ceiling. Then there are two options to stick the candles to your ceiling. One is to tie the fishing line string to a thumbtack which I tried first but they did not penetrate my ceiling and folded down. (They’re white and nice to match most ceilings.) The other option is like a clear plastic hook thing you tie the line through. Then you peel backing off and stick it to your ceiling. To my utter surprise not a single one fell down. I hung them yesterday for today.The kids and adults liked turning the candles on and off all evening and tbh, I probably did it myself about 80 times since I hung them yesterday. They are fun and worth the effort. You just probably won’t think that while you’re doing the prep.

Had to replace batteries quite often and we had not used much.