Cordless Window Candles 4-Pack from $34.98 Shipped (Reg. $73)
We’re sharing this QVC deal on Bethlehem Lights Candles Window Candles!
Today, August 25th only, hurry over to QVC where you can grab this Bethlehem Lights Premium Cordless Window Candles 4-Pack for only $59.98 ($96 value) Plus, standard shipping is free!
Even better, the following promo codes are available for new and returning customers for even more savings…
- WELCOME30 – $30 off your first QVC purchase of $60+ (exp 8/31)
- H2SQVC25 – $25 off your first QVC purchase of $50+ (exp 8/31)
- HELLO10 – $10 off your second QVC purchase of $25+
- 15FORYOU – $15 off your second QVC purchase of $35+
- FOOD25 – 25% off your first food purchase (exp 8/31)
*Note that you can only use one promo code per order, so choose the one that works best for your purchase.
Get this deal before it’s gone…
Bethlehem Lights Premium Cordless Window Candles 4-Pack $59.98 (reg. $73)
Use promo code H2SQVC25
OR Use promo code 15FORYOU
Final cost as low as $34.98 shipped – a $96 value!
You’ll get four cordless warm white LED window candles with adjustable taper heights. Each candle has 24 LEDs per bulb for 360-degree illumination. Choose flicker or steady-on and two brightness levels.
The battery-operated candles have timer options, a photo sensor for automatic illumination in the dark, and a slim design with a weighted base. At normal light brightness, they can last up to 2,750 hours on a six-hour timer.
These cordless candles are available in eight colors to coordinate with your decor and are the perfect addition to your tablescape, mantle, or window sills this holiday season.
I don’t want to be uneducated- can someone tell me the significance of the candles in the window especially around Christmas.
I did a quick Google search and here’s what I found – ❤️
The History of Candles In The Window:
The tradition of placing a simple candle in the window during the holiday season dates back to colonial times. It has been interpreted as a beacon of hope, a sign of welcome, and a symbol of religious significance.
Thank you. I, too, was wondering what’s the tradition behind this.