3 providers · Updated 18 October 2026
Candle dipping means dunking a wick into melted wax again and again until the candle is thick enough. Candle pouring means filling moulds or jars with wax, often scented. Dipping is especially popular in the run-up to Christmas and works with kids too.
| Provider | District | Price | Length | Language |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lichterglanz Kerzenmanufaktur | Reinickendorf | €15 | 1 h | DE |
| Feuer & Flamme Kerzenwerkstatt | Prenzlauer Berg | €35 for 4 candles, then €80 per kilo | 2 h | DE / EN |
| Galleria Lucia | Prenzlauer Berg | €49 (dip-dye), €55 (scented candle) | 1.5 h | EN |
What you make, what it costs and what's included, as the providers describe it themselves.
Workshop
Reinickendorf
One-hour slot for dipping candles (up to 60 cm, 14 colours) or pouring them into moulds.
Booking by phone only; poured candles are collected the next day.
Workshop
Prenzlauer Berg
Candle dipping in the workshop: each person dips four candles in twelve colours, about two to two and a half hours.
Book by phone or message; groups usually pay a flat €40 to €45 per person.
Workshop
Prenzlauer Berg
1.5 to 2 hours in a candle shop and atelier: pour a scented soy candle or dip-dye ten taper candles.
All workshops in English, up to 16 people; on Oderberger Straße since October 2026.
With the providers here, a single workshop costs €15 to €49 per person and lasts 1 to 2 hours. Multi-session courses and private lessons cost more. Check whether materials are included.
No. Every workshop here is made for beginners, and the teacher shows you each step.
Yes, 2 of 3 providers teach in English or both languages. The language is listed for each provider.
At candle workshops such as Feuer & Flamme in Prenzlauer Berg or Lichterglanz in Reinickendorf, by appointment over the phone. Before Christmas, candle dipping also often pops up at Christmas markets.