Advent Has Started!

Advent Start Christmas Candle Tree

Advent 2019

This Advent began on Sunday the 1st of December and will end on Monday the 24th of December.

In many Christian Churches, Advent is a time of expectant waiting, a preparation for the celebration of Christmas, the birth of Jesus Christ.

The word ‘advent’ derives from a Latin word meaning “coming”.

Advent is the beginning of the Western Christian Calendar Year, which starts on the 4th Sunday before Christmas, also referred to as ‘Advent Sunday’.

As a sign of Advent having started, Churches and many Homes light a candle on an Advent wreath. An additional candle is lit with each coming Sunday until 4 candles are burning on Christmas.

In Sweden, the practice of erecting a Chrismas tree and Christmas also starts with Advent.

Why not start your Advent with a beautiful, natural Snow Crystal Candle by Pairfum?

Then add another with each Sunday until Christmas Eve.

Advent Start Christmas Candle Light Glass

Pairfum Snow Crystal Candle Linen Lavender Top Jpg

Advent Start Christmas Candle Light London

Products We Believe You Will Love

Let's Stay in Touch

As a warm welcome, to the family & friends of Pairfum London, we will send you the novel ‘Perfume’ by Patrick Sueskind, as an e-Book.

Newsletter Subscribe Form - Blog Post


Let's Socialise

Our Most Recent Posts

Featured Image Key:url

Petitgrain In Perfumery: Green Citrus Twig Brightness

20/01/2026

Petitgrain (French for “little grain”) is a refreshing, aromatic essential oil obtained by steam-distilling the leaves and twigs of the bitter orange tree. It offers a woody, citrusy, and slightly

Read More
Featured Image Key:url

Bluebell in Perfumes: Dewy Woodland Freshness

19/01/2026

A bluebell is a classic woodland flower (Hyacinthoides non-scripta) known for its nodding, violet-blue, bell-shaped blossoms that carpet the forest floor in spring. These plants effectively attract pollinators and bees

Read More
Featured Image Key:url

Artemisia In Perfumes: Bitter-Green Sophistication

17/01/2026

Artemisia in perfumes provides a unique, bitter, herbaceous, and green scent—often derived from wormwood or mugwort—which adds depth, complexity, and a slight medicinal edge. It is very common in fougère

Read More
Featured Image Key:url

Green Tea In Perfumery: Pure Serenity & Fresh Clarity

16/01/2026

Green tea in perfumery offers a crisp, clean, and subtly bitter or herbaceous aroma, providing a soothing, uplifting, and gender neutral scent that is often paired with citrus or florals

Read More
Featured Image Key:url

Pink Lavender In Perfumes: A Soft Floral Twist On Aromatic Calm

13/01/2026

Pink lavender refers to specific varieties of the herb plant, primarily English lavender (Lavandula angustifolia), which produce soft, rose pink flowers instead of the standard purple. These plants offer a

Read More
Featured Image Key:url

Mint In Fragrance: Cool Crisp and Invigorating

12/01/2026

Mint refers to a popular aromatic herb (from the genus mentha) known for its refreshing flavour, used in cooking, drinks, and remedies for digestion. However, it can also mean something

Read More
Previous Next
0
Your Cart
Your cart is emptyReturn to Shop