From Honey to Light
Sweetness, Sustainability, and Renewal
For over 12 years, Love-A-Bee has shared the story of bees, flowers, and biodiversity through honey. Together, we’ve shown that honey is not “just honey,” but a living reflection of nature — alive, infinitely varied, and beautiful.
This fall, we’re pausing honey production and bringing you something new: handmade beeswax candles 🕯️ –– crafted with renewable beeswax, reusable packaging, and a whole lot of gratitude.
🌿 Honey will return this winter with a brand-new collection from South Carolina. Subscription boxes are available now and will arrive in time for Christmas. 🎁
Carry the light forward with us. 👉 Shop candles today 👉 Pre-order honey subscription
The health of a hive can often be inferred by the color in the frames — golden, amber, deep red, each shade carrying the story of the flowers bees have visited. For over a decade, Love-A-Bee has shared that story through honey — alive, infinitely varied, and beautiful.
Now, we enter a season of pause. 🌙 This fall, I return to my roots in art, hand-pouring beeswax candles — vessels of gratitude, light, and sustainability.
✨ And soon, the sweetness returns. In winter, we’ll launch a whole new collection of honeys from the beautiful state of South Carolina.
Pre-order subscription boxes now to receive them in time for Christmas.
From honey to light — thank you for carrying this journey forward with me. 💛
Candles
A Pause with Purpose
Frames — streaked with yellows, oranges, purples, and reds, each shade a reflection of the pollen of the flowers the bees have visited. Color and nature were the spark that opened my eyes to how biodiversity — revealed in the spectrum of hues bees bring home — strengthens the hive and makes it more resilient.
This insight became the seed of Love-A-Bee. I began sourcing honeys from beekeepers who maintained wide and healthy forage, using taste and color to show that honey is not “just honey” but a living expression of flowers, season, and place. Through tastings, storytelling, and design, I invited people to experience honey as something alive, infinitely varied, and beautiful — a way to weave together art, education, entrepreneurship, and a deep commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship. Read more
Taste a Difference
Make A Difference
A diverse diet for bees means more beautiful flowers for us to enjoy, productive crops for farmers and unique tastes in every jar. For the bees, beekeeper, farmers and protectors of our food supply and of course, Love A Bee! Help us connect the dots and spread the joy.
Cooking with Purpose
Honey has been feeding us since ancient times, and it’s not just a sweet treat—it’s a flavor enhancer that takes your recipes to the next level! Imagine drizzling rich, golden honey over your pancakes, mixing it into savory marinades, or sweetening your favorite teas. Our collection of honey-infused recipes is designed to inspire your culinary creativity and bring a touch of nature’s sweetness to your table.Need tips on how to incorporate honey into your homemade dishes? Have a delightful recipe you’d like to share? We're here to help! Just ask us, and let's make magic in the kitchen together!
The Buzz
Bees play an essential role in producing a substantial part of the world’s food supply. But threats like poor nutrition, habitat loss, and unsustainable practices put them at risk. That’s why Love A Bee has spent over a decade supporting small-scale beekeepers, promoting diverse forage for healthier bees, and advocating for a more sustainable future.
From Honey to Light
Sweetness, Sustainability, and Renewal
For over 12 years, Love-A-Bee has shared the story of bees, flowers, and biodiversity through honey. Together, we’ve shown that honey is not “just honey,” but a living reflection of nature — alive, infinitely varied, and beautiful.
This fall, we’re pausing honey production and bringing you something new: handmade beeswax candles 🕯️ –– crafted with renewable beeswax, reusable packaging, and a whole lot of gratitude.
🌿 Honey will return this winter with a brand-new collection from South Carolina. Subscription boxes are available now and will arrive in time for Christmas. 🎁
Carry the light forward with us. 👉 Shop candles today 👉 Pre-order honey subscription
The health of a hive can often be inferred by the color in the frames — golden, amber, deep red, each shade carrying the story of the flowers bees have visited. For over a decade, Love-A-Bee has shared that story through honey — alive, infinitely varied, and beautiful.
Now, we enter a season of pause. 🌙 This fall, I return to my roots in art, hand-pouring beeswax candles — vessels of gratitude, light, and sustainability.
✨ And soon, the sweetness returns. In winter, we’ll launch a whole new collection of honeys from the beautiful state of South Carolina.
Pre-order subscription boxes now to receive them in time for Christmas.
From honey to light — thank you for carrying this journey forward with me. 💛
Candles
A Pause with Purpose
Frames — streaked with yellows, oranges, purples, and reds, each shade a reflection of the pollen of the flowers the bees have visited. Color and nature were the spark that opened my eyes to how biodiversity — revealed in the spectrum of hues bees bring home — strengthens the hive and makes it more resilient.
This insight became the seed of Love-A-Bee. I began sourcing honeys from beekeepers who maintained wide and healthy forage, using taste and color to show that honey is not “just honey” but a living expression of flowers, season, and place. Through tastings, storytelling, and design, I invited people to experience honey as something alive, infinitely varied, and beautiful — a way to weave together art, education, entrepreneurship, and a deep commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship. Read more
Taste a Difference
Make A Difference
A diverse diet for bees means more beautiful flowers for us to enjoy, productive crops for farmers and unique tastes in every jar. For the bees, beekeeper, farmers and protectors of our food supply and of course, Love A Bee! Help us connect the dots and spread the joy.