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A Guide to Paschal Transfers: How to Customise Your Church’s Paschal Candle
Denise Jeremy - Eden Church Supplies Specialist
Paschal Candles are a powerful symbol in Christian worship, representing the light of Christ and His resurrection. Traditionally, these candles feature religious symbols such as the cross, Alpha (Α) and Omega (Ω), the current year, and five incense grains.
For churches looking to personalise their Paschal Candle affordably, Paschal transfers offer a cost-effective and customisable alternative to hand-decorated candles.
In this guide, we explore what Paschal transfers are, how they work, and why they may be the perfect solution for your church.
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What Are Paschal Transfers?
Paschal transfers are decorative water slide decals that can be applied to a plain Paschal Candle. These transfers feature traditional Christian symbols and provide a professional finish without the expense of a fully hand-decorated candle.
Paschal transfers are ideal for churches that want to:
- Personalise their Paschal Candle without the cost of bespoke hand painting or wax reliefs.
- Easily store and apply designs when needed.
- Maintain liturgical traditions with high-quality, symbolic artwork.
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Why Use Paschal Transfers?
1. Cost-Effective Solution
Decorated Paschal Candles can be expensive, but using a plain candle with a transfer offers a more affordable alternative without sacrificing visual appeal.
2. Customisation Options
Paschal transfers come in various designs, allowing churches to choose one that best reflects their community’s traditions.
3. Easy to Apply
Applying a Paschal transfer is simple and requires only water. Follow these steps:
- Prepare the Candle – Ensure the candle’s surface is clean and dry.
- Peel off the backing
- Position & Apply – Gently slide the transfer onto the candle and smooth it out.
- Let It Dry – Allow the candle to dry completely before handling.
4. Long-Lasting & Durable
Once applied correctly, Paschal transfers adhere firmly to the candle and remain intact throughout the Easter season.
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Final Thoughts
Paschal transfers provide churches with a flexible, cost-effective, and beautiful way to decorate their Paschal Candle. Whether you’re looking for a simple, elegant design or a more intricate symbolic representation, transfers make it easy to achieve a professional look without the cost of hand-painting.
Ready to personalise your Paschal Candle? Explore our range of Paschal transfers and candles today.
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