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The floating candles that sell out every Halloween. A set is six tapers — the offer below makes it twelve. They hang in mid-air on invisible line, and one flick of the wand lights every one of them at once.
Two sets of six — 12 flameless taper candles (6.65" each) · 1 magic wand remote (13") · 12 adhesive ceiling hooks · 12 push pins · a spool of clear fishing line · printed gift box.
Runs on 1 AAA battery per candle (not included).
The wand is the remote. Point it into the room — not at each candle — and press. Every candle in the set comes on together. Press again and they all go out.
There is no app, no phone and no pairing to do. They arrive already speaking to the same wand. Buy a second set and the same wand still runs every candle you own.
Adhesive hooks for ceilings, push pins for walls and wooden beams. Cut the clear line to the drop you want, pull the flame tip off, thread the line through the middle, push the tip back on and tie it to the hook.
No drill, and nothing you would notice once they come down. Cut the lines to different lengths — staggered heights are what makes them read as floating rather than hanging.
No flame, no wax, no heat. The flame is an LED, so the candle stays cool to the touch and can hang above a dinner table, a bed or a child’s room. This is the entire reason they exist.
Take the usual care with the hanging line and the small flame tips around very young children.
Candle height 6.65" (16.9cm) · wand length 13" (33cm) · warm white flickering LED · ABS body with a soft-touch matte finish · removable flame tip · 1×AAA per candle · indoor and covered outdoor use.
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The floating candles that sell out every Halloween. A set is six tapers — the offer below makes it twelve. They hang in mid-air on invisible line, and one flick of the wand lights every one of them at once.
Two sets of six — 12 flameless taper candles (6.65" each) · 1 magic wand remote (13") · 12 adhesive ceiling hooks · 12 push pins · a spool of clear fishing line · printed gift box.
Runs on 1 AAA battery per candle (not included).
The wand is the remote. Point it into the room — not at each candle — and press. Every candle in the set comes on together. Press again and they all go out.
There is no app, no phone and no pairing to do. They arrive already speaking to the same wand. Buy a second set and the same wand still runs every candle you own.
Adhesive hooks for ceilings, push pins for walls and wooden beams. Cut the clear line to the drop you want, pull the flame tip off, thread the line through the middle, push the tip back on and tie it to the hook.
No drill, and nothing you would notice once they come down. Cut the lines to different lengths — staggered heights are what makes them read as floating rather than hanging.
No flame, no wax, no heat. The flame is an LED, so the candle stays cool to the touch and can hang above a dinner table, a bed or a child’s room. This is the entire reason they exist.
Take the usual care with the hanging line and the small flame tips around very young children.
Candle height 6.65" (16.9cm) · wand length 13" (33cm) · warm white flickering LED · ABS body with a soft-touch matte finish · removable flame tip · 1×AAA per candle · indoor and covered outdoor use.
The floating candles that sell out every Halloween. A set is six tapers — the offer below makes it twelve. They hang in mid-air on invisible line, and one flick of the wand lights every one of them at once.
Two sets of six — 12 flameless taper candles (6.65" each) · 1 magic wand remote (13") · 12 adhesive ceiling hooks · 12 push pins · a spool of clear fishing line · printed gift box.
Runs on 1 AAA battery per candle (not included).
The wand is the remote. Point it into the room — not at each candle — and press. Every candle in the set comes on together. Press again and they all go out.
There is no app, no phone and no pairing to do. They arrive already speaking to the same wand. Buy a second set and the same wand still runs every candle you own.
Adhesive hooks for ceilings, push pins for walls and wooden beams. Cut the clear line to the drop you want, pull the flame tip off, thread the line through the middle, push the tip back on and tie it to the hook.
No drill, and nothing you would notice once they come down. Cut the lines to different lengths — staggered heights are what makes them read as floating rather than hanging.
No flame, no wax, no heat. The flame is an LED, so the candle stays cool to the touch and can hang above a dinner table, a bed or a child’s room. This is the entire reason they exist.
Take the usual care with the hanging line and the small flame tips around very young children.
Candle height 6.65" (16.9cm) · wand length 13" (33cm) · warm white flickering LED · ABS body with a soft-touch matte finish · removable flame tip · 1×AAA per candle · indoor and covered outdoor use.
You have already seen these. A dark hallway, twelve candles hanging at nothing, someone raises a wand and the whole thing lights at once. That clip goes round every single Halloween — and every single year the sets are gone by the middle of October.
This is that set. It is back, and it is in stock today.
★★★★★“I missed these last year and spent the whole of October watching everyone else post them. Ordered the second I saw them back. Took me an evening to hang the full twelve and honestly the first flick of the wand was worth every minute. My hallway looks like the Great Hall.”
Danielle R. Verified buyer
★★★★★“The wand is the thing nobody tells you about. I genuinely thought it was a gimmick in the packaging. It is not — it turns all of them on at once from across the room, and my six-year-old has not stopped doing it since Tuesday.”
Priya K. Verified buyer
★★★★★“Bought them for Halloween. They are still up. My husband said take them down after the 31st, then Christmas came round and he was the one who wanted them over the tree. Same candles, completely different mood.”
Megan T. Verified buyer
★★★★★“Real talk — hanging them takes longer than the videos make out. Twelve candles, twelve lines to cut, twelve knots. Put a film on and do it properly. Once they are up you never touch them again and they look incredible.”
Sam W. Verified buyer
★★★★★“Three cats and a toddler, so real candles were never happening in this house. These sit above the dinner table — nothing gets knocked over, nothing gets hot, nothing catches. That is the whole reason I bought them.”
Alicia M. Verified buyer
★★★★★“Put them on the covered porch and had three neighbours knock to ask where they were from. One of them ordered a set while standing on my step.”
Nicole F. Verified buyer
★★★★★“Ordered two sets for a thirty foot hallway and one wand runs both of them. I did not expect that to work but it does, straight out of the box.”
Corey B. Verified buyer
★★★★★“My daughter is eleven and asked for ‘the Harry Potter candles’ for her birthday. They have been up in her room since June. She turns them off with the wand from her bed every night, which is apparently the best part.”
Rachel D. Verified buyer
★★★★★“We have a double-height entryway and I assumed these would be a nightmare up there. Cut the lines long, hung them at six different depths, and it is now the first thing every single person comments on when they walk through the door.”
Jordan H. Verified buyer
Ordinary LED candles have a switch on the base. Twelve of them means twelve trips up a chair, twice a day, all season. That is why most people put four up and give up.
You are not aiming. Press it from the doorway, from the sofa, from the top of the stairs — every candle in the set answers together.
Nothing to set up. No app, no phone, no Bluetooth, no pairing screen. Batteries in, press once, the room lights.
On and off. Nothing to learn, nothing to get wrong. A four-year-old works it out in about nine seconds and then does it four hundred more times.
Run another twelve down the stairs or along the porch and the same wand still lights every one of them.
Anyone can put a light on a string. The reason this set photographs the way it does comes down to three details that sound small and are not.
The tip lifts away so the line threads down through the middle of the candle, not taped to one side of it. That is the difference between twelve candles hanging dead straight and twelve candles all tilting at slightly different angles.
Fine monofilament, the same stuff used for fishing. Against a ceiling, lit from below, your eye stops finding it after about a metre. People look for what is holding them up, fail, and that is the whole trick.
Cut every line to a different length. A flat row reads as decoration; candles at seven different depths read as suspended in air. This is the step people skip and then wonder why theirs look wrong.
Most floating candle sets hand you the candles and wish you luck. This one arrives with the hooks, the pins and the line already cut into the kit.
Arrives in a gift box. Runs on 1 AAA battery per candle, not included.
Then repeat. A full set is an evening’s job with something on in the background — and you only ever do it once, because they come down as one piece.
Real tapers look perfect and cannot hang over a table with children under it. Cheap LED sets hang fine and then you are switching twelve of them on by hand every evening.
| Maneele Magic Wand Candles |
Real taper candles |
Basic LED candle sets |
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|---|---|---|---|
| One wand controls the whole set | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Hangs mid-air on invisible line | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Removable flame tip for threading | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Safe above tables, beds and kids | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ |
| No wax, smoke or melting | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Hooks, pins and line in the box | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Warm flickering flame effect | ✓ | ✓ | ✕ |
| No drilling, no holes | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Second set runs off the same wand | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Comes out again next season | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Arrives in a gift box | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
This is the rare decoration that doesn’t go back in the loft on 1 November. The candles read haunted in a dark hallway and read warm over a Christmas table — same set, same wand.
Hallways, staircases, covered porches. The one decoration people stop and film.
Above the tree, along the window, over the table on the night it matters.
Birthdays, weddings, patios, tents, and one very pleased teenager’s bedroom.
Missed out last October, finally got them. Hallway looks unreal.
Steph A. 3 days agoI thought it was a gimmick. It is not a gimmick.
Marcus L. 5 days agoBought for Halloween, kept them for Christmas, still cannot take them down.
Hannah B. 1 week agoMy son has turned these on and off roughly four hundred times. Worth it.
Dana P. 1 week agoNot hard, just fiddly. Do it properly once and then forget about it.
Tom R. 2 weeks agoThe line genuinely disappears. Photos do not do it justice.
Lauren K. 2 weeks agoBought a second set for the stairs. Same wand runs both.
Ben S. 3 weeks agoNo flame means they can hang over dinner. That was the whole point for me.
Carla V. 1 month agoDid the hallway first, then immediately wanted the staircase too.
Neil G. 1 month agoThird person this week has asked where they are from.
Amara O. 1 month agoIt would have been cheaper to mould it in one piece. It comes apart so the line runs through the candle’s centre — which is the only reason twelve of them hang straight instead of drifting.
The remote could have been a plastic fob. It is a thirteen inch wand because the moment you use it is the moment people film. That is the product.
Adhesive hooks for painted ceilings, push pins for beams and plaster. Renters and homeowners both get a set that comes down without a trace.
It arrives in a printed box rather than a poly bag, so it goes straight under a tree without you having to rewrap anything.
Yes — and the reason is the clear monofilament line. Against a ceiling, with the candles lit from within, your eye stops resolving it after about a metre. What people see is twelve flames at different heights with nothing holding them up. Cut the lines to staggered lengths and the effect is immediate.
Yes. Every candle in the set answers the same wand. Point it into the room — you are not aiming at individual candles — and press once for on, once for off. If you buy two sets, one wand still runs all twenty-four.
No. Adhesive hooks are included for ceilings, and push pins for walls and wooden beams. Neither leaves a mark you would notice once they come down, which matters if you rent.
No — each candle runs on a single AAA, which is what keeps them light enough to hang on line rather than sit in a holder. One per candle.
Switch them off with the wand when you leave the room. That one habit is the difference between a set that runs from October through the holidays and one that dies in November. It takes a second because you are switching all twelve at once.
Give yourself an evening for twelve. Each candle needs its line cut, threaded and knotted, and then the hook pressed to the ceiling. It is not difficult, it is repetitive — put something on in the background. You only do it once, because they come down as one piece and go back up in minutes next year.
There is no flame, no wax and no heat — the flame is an LED and the candle stays cool to the touch. That is exactly why they can hang above a dinner table or a child’s bed, which real tapers never could. Take the usual care with the hanging line and the small flame tips around very young children.
Under a covered porch or a gazebo, yes — that is where a lot of people put them and it is the shot that gets neighbours knocking. Keep them out of direct rain and bring them in over winter storms.
Vary it deliberately. A drop of roughly 30 to 90cm from the ceiling works in most rooms, but the important part is that no two are the same. A flat row reads as decoration; staggered depths read as floating.
Twelve fills a hallway, a stairwell or the space above a dining table. For an open-plan living room, a long porch or a full staircase, order a second set — the same wand still runs all twenty-four, so you never need a second remote.
Yes. Take the batteries out before you box them — that is the only thing that kills a set in storage. Coil the lines with the candles still attached and the whole thing goes back up in a fraction of the time.
