Aldi candle No 1 goes large for the festive season

Just in time for Christmas!

Aldi candle no 1 hit the headlines earlier this year after fans discovered it smelt just like the luxury brand Jo Malone – but could be purchased at a fraction of the price. Now shoppers have the chance to buy their favourite affordable home fragrances – but in a giant size!

Just in time for Christmas, Aldi are launching a brand new range of cheap candles and reed diffusers in their sell-out scents. The incredibly popular Aldi candle no 1 will soon be available to buy in a 700g candle version – the perfect dinner table or coffee table centre piece.

The giant candle, complete with three wicks and a luxurious lid with a bow, will be available for just £9.99 – a fraction of the price of the Jo Malone candle, which fans claim smells the same, but is available for £120.

The popular Aldi candle no 1 scent - Lime, Basil and Mandarin - will also be available to buy in a handy room spray.

Ready for the festive season, Aldi are also launching gift sets featuring all three of their popular fragrances in both candles and reed diffusers.

Making ideal Christmas gifts, Aldi customers will be able to buy Aldi candle no 1, no 2 and no 3 in a limited edition gift set for just £9.99. The three fragrances will also be available in a reed diffuser gift set too – also for just £9.99.

The budget retailer are also launching reed diffuser gift sets

The giant Aldi candle no 1 and room spray will be available to buy in store and online from 3rd December, and shoppers will be able to pick up the gift sets from 7th December.

However, if you want to get your hands on the new range you'll need to be quick. The sets are only available while stocks last, and if the sell-out success of their original candle range is anything to go by, these new products are set to sell out too – and fast!

Mariana Cerqueira
Lifestyle Editor

Mariana is a lifestyle writer who has written for Goodto.com and My Imperfect Life. She joined the Goodto.com team as an intern after completing her journalism MA at City University. After six months spent writing about food, celebrity news, and family trends, Mariana left to write for Healthy Food magazine - but returned in 2017, to join the Future team once again. In her spare time, you’ll find Mariana in the kitchen cooking for her friends.