My husband and I have been getting nearly all of the candles we buy from this little local,…read morehand-poured candle shop for YEARS. And we have never lived in KY- we have always traveled to Bowling Green specifically to buy these candles or we order them and have them shipped to us. I am not lying when I say we love these candles. We buy them for our home and for gifts a few times a year. They last a long time, the scent fills our entire home beautifully, there are plenty of scents to choose from, and they burn very clean. The jars keep, also, and you can take them back in to be reused or repurpose to use them for something else. My favorite scent is the honeysuckle. My husband loves oak moss and kudzu. The blue bayou is a favorite, also! Baja cactus is lovely. We love the different sizes that the shop offers for the candles but the mason jars and the wooden wick ones are amazing. The shop also has plenty of other things to shop for- home decor, local treats and goodies, soaps, etc. There's something for everyone! And the location is perfect (right on the historic square). Love this shop so much and will continue to buy from here!

Candle Makers on the Square has a wide selection of scented products and other unique items. The…read moreemployees were friendly and helpful. We asked one simple question: "So, how are candles made?" which led to an interesting tutorial on candlemaking. Be sure to check them out the next time you are in the area!

We ordered flowers, the "Sweetest Touch" bouquet from this shop to send to a close friend who had…read moresuddenly lost her mother. We specifically looked for a small business to support instead of a chain. My mother placed the order after seeing a bouquet design on the shop's Facebook page that she really liked. She specifically requested a similar look and asked that eucalyptus be included. She upgraded to the premium option for $69.99 to allow flexibility in achieving that design. She attempted to call to clarify details but reached a recording directing her to order online instead. After tax and delivery her order total was $91.79. When our friend received the bouquet on Saturday, she sent us a photo. Unfortunately, it looked nothing like the inspiration image in terms of overall flow and design. (To be clear, our concern was not about color substitutions or specific flowers being out of stock, but about the structure and aesthetic of the arrangement.) I contacted the shop and spoke directly with the owner. I explained that we were disappointed with the design, specifically the way the flowers were in rows. During the conversation, I felt the owner was defensive and frequently spoke over me while I was attempting to verify order details. She suggested my mother may have been confused about what she ordered and mentioned that certain flowers had been replaced due to availability. She also noted that the eucalyptus included--approximately a stem and a half--was added "as a favor," despite the upgrade to the premium bouquet. The owner requested a photo to confirm the arrangement had been delivered properly. I texted her the same photo our friend had sent us. She claimed the image appeared edited or inverted, which it was not. (The text on the card is clearly readable in the photo.) She then suggested it was simply taken from a "bad angle" and then implied it was because the card had been opened. When I reiterated that the bouquet was for someone grieving the sudden loss of her mother and that we were simply disappointed in the design, I heard laughter from the shop owner. Whether intentional or not, given the context, this felt extremely hurtful and inappropriate. She stated she didn't mean to laugh but she didn't see the difference between the photo online and the bouquet we received and that even her other designer didn't understand. The owner asked whether the recipient herself was unhappy or if it was just me, and offered to send an additional vase of flowers. I declined, as our concern was about the design we had already paid for. She suggested my mother should have requested a custom arrangement or increased her budget. However, as floral professionals, we would have appreciated clearer communication upfront about what was possible within the selected price range. There were other arrangements displayed at similar price points that appeared more cohesive, fuller and thoughtfully designed. The owner ultimately offered 50% off a future order. Unfortunately, we do not live locally, and our friend was only there temporarily for the funeral. More importantly, we did not feel comfortable placing another order after this experience. What would have made a difference was simple acknowledgment: "I'm sorry we didn't meet your expectations. Let us make it right with a replacement or refund." That level of accountability and empathy goes a long way, especially when flowers are being sent during a time of loss. We are sharing this experience so others can make an informed decision.

I called BG Bloom from out of town. I spoke to the owner, Andi. She is so easy and delightful to…read moretalk to. Andi went out of her way to make sure the flowers were what I wanted. My friend, who was receiving the flowers, was having surgery. Andi made a special trip to her home to make sure she received the flowers and offered to redeliver the next day if needed. That is Real Southern Hospitality! She kept me updated and sent a picture of the exquisite arrangement. The flowers were fresh, beautiful and tastefully arranged. ( I even asked if the flowers were real!). They were! I am very pleased with BG Bloom Room. They are an exceptional florist! Thank you Andi with BG Bloom. You make the world beautiful in every way!

This is one of the worst experiences I've had at any store. An employee with scary eyebrows…read morefollowed me very closely as if I were about to shoplift. It was very unnerving. I will definitely never return to that Bath and Body Works. If shrinkage is such a problem there, perhaps the products should have sensors that activate alarms at the door. Showing customers tbat they cannot be trusted is very bad business.

Clean store. But there were several employees on the floor and two employees helping one customer…read moretaking forever. I was the only other customer there clearly ready to buy. But there apparently wasn't anybody willing to sell to me. I'll buy online. Or somewhere else.

BEAUTIFUL decor for your home decorating. Upper scale items from artwork to furniture .read more

From the owner: Outdoor Living…read more Products: Full Range of Home Decor, Living Room Accessories, Dining Room Accessories, Bedroom Accessories, Rugs, Wall Art, Baskets, Pillows, Candles, Lighting, Home Accents, Picture Frames. Services: Sale Items, Free In-Home Design Service, Seasonal Decor, Handpicked Collections. Location Facts: Next to Chico's, located in the Pines Shopping Center.

Easy to deal with! Susan and paige have been so helpful with wedding invitations and wedding…read moreregistry! Loved my experience being a bride!

Purchased a beautiful area rug that was just right for our dining room. Christina was so easy to…read morework with and did a wonderful job helping to coordinate colors and styles. Loved the personal touch she provided! I was also glad to have the opportunity to support a local business. Will definitely be back!

I live out of town and ordered flowers from Deemer's for a funeral. They agreed to what I selected…read moreand charged over $100. When I got to the funeral, I was ashamed. The flowers were pitiful and looked very cheap. Disappointed. The service was fine, and the selection was okay, but the value was not.

This floral shop puts STUDENTS out of business! If you don't believe me just google this company…read moreand the WKU Floral Shop. They actually hired a lawyer with other florists and were considering litigation! The least they can do now is offer a student an internship. A paid one. Thanks for taking away educational experiences and opportunities. I will not bring any Mother's Day business here.