Four Wings Candle Company

06/12/2026

Come see us!! Set up and ready to go!
4-8 tonight
8-2 tomorrow

06/12/2026

06/12/2026

TODAY and TOMORROW- Made in Nevada Farmers Market at the State of Nevada Fair!

Come see us! Today 4pm-8pm and Saturday 8am-2pm

We are fully stocked and have a couple new products making their debut.

06/10/2026

Every candle is hand poured with lots of love and only the best ingredients.

Beeswax 🐝
Coconut Oil
Essential Oils
H**p Wicks

That’s It!!

Something you can be proud to burn and even better to gift.



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06/07/2026

Hey Reno! Come check out ‘s Grand Opening today and talk shop with ! Female owned and operated! And the car eye candy is pretty awesome too!

06/06/2026

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06/06/2026

An hour and 20 minutes. Dripless. Pure beeswax. 🐝🔥

Something new is in the works at Four Wings and I couldn’t wait to share a little peek. Testing is underway and it is giving everything it’s supposed to give.

This one’s been on my list for a while. Worth the wait. 🐝

Drop coming soon — follow along so you don’t miss it! ✨

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06/05/2026

New Equipment!!
Stay tuned for some fun new products 🐝 ❤️ 🔥

06/05/2026

This beauty is headed to its new home. 🏡✨

Their realtor gets it! A closing gift isn’t just a gift. It’s a memory that keeps working for you long after the keys change hands.

And this basket? Personal. My mom sold Longaberger back in the day. 🧺

Beeswax candles have serious shelf life. Every time they light one, they’ll think of their agent.

That’s the power of intentional gifting. DM me to customize yours. 🐝🔥❤️

05/20/2026

Come out and check out all the buzz! 🐝
TODAY @ Idlewild Park 2-6

Just for fun! We are promoting our 2026 Bee of the Year at our World Bee Day celebration, next Wednesday, May 20th from 4-6pm at Idlewild Park near downtown Reno!

Bombus nevadensis is a big, furry, teddy bear of a bumblebee found throughout the American western states, thus aptly named after Nevada.

It is a ground-nesting bumblebee whose preferred pollen sources are penstamons, lupines, clover, salvias, thistles, milkvetches, bergamot, melilots, phacelias, and betony.

Females have an entirely black head, while males sport yellow features. There is sometimes a hairless black dot in the middle of the thorax. The first three abdominal segments (terga) are yellow, while the rest of the abdomen is black.

A typical Nevada Bumblebee measures at 15-21mm, but the queens weigh in a whopping 24-25mm in size!

While 22% of their habitat has reduced over the last century, these native bees are found thriving in grasslands and meadows all around the Great Basin, to as far north as British Columbia, and as far south as California and New Mexico, they thrive in Montana, Wyoming, Oregon and Utah as well.