Hi all. I've been searching and searching for a FO company that sells the scent "Candle Shop" for use in soy candles. Can anyone help me out?

Forgive my ignorance for not reading this thread (not my read) and seeing previous comments if anyone stated this before, but if you do enjoy candles try soy candles. Regular wax burning candles (Yankee being one of them) leek potential hazardous fumes and chemicals that can be carcinogenic (no sourced article here but there are several sourced medical journals with this study). I would stay from candles all together and use artificial ones for that glow, or mood lights, aromatherapy oils are fine too.  Soy candles if you really want candles. Keep the wick short no matter the brand, dont let it burn for more than a couple hours at most, immediately cover the candle with the topper or a plate after done using it. It exhausts the fire, preventing any stains on walls. And keep it in the middle of the room you're using it in.

Layer the three real candles in the back and mix in taller flameless ones upfront so the glow feels fuller, then tuck a few around a stack of birch logs or a metal lantern to add shape. I like adding a small scent source nearby, and the plug‑in https://nothingbutscents.com/products/electric-wax-warmer-2-prong has been an easy way to give the setup a cozy smell without dealing with open flames.

The only candle wreath I have is a holiday one I made with fabric holly leaves and berries and a few small pieces of fern and eucalyptus and then wove a golden ribbon through the pieces. They're in the boxes with my ornaments so I can't post a photo. My candle holders don't have a wide bottom like yours so the wreath rests on top of the bobeche. When I think of all the projects you've shown us over the years I think you're talented enought that you could easily make your own.