Mailable Glue Gun Sealing Wax Sticks for Wax Seal Stamp - Metallic Antique Gold, Great for Wedding Invitations, Cards Envelopes, Snail Mails, Wine Packages, Christmas Gift Ideas, Pack of 8

I used these for my wedding invitations. The color is gorgeous. Only recommendation I would make is that you monitor how hot the glue gun is getting ,because it will quickly melt down and can over flow in glue gun.

I bought this product for our wedding invitations and it worked perfectly!! A true white and they worked wonderfully in my glue gun!

The wax is really pretty, however the metallic and bubbling makes it hard to see the wax seal it self, I’m using a low temp hot glue gun as well

I make wedding invitations and use this wax all the time! The quality is wonderful and they have many beautiful colors to choose from! I would highly recommend using this wax for your next project. I added glitter to these wax seals for a New Years eve wedding!

Does not fit a standard glue gun! I was disappointed that it would not fit my regular glue gun. I bought it to use with my wax seals and it has to be done by heating using a candle. Painful, I needed it right away and have an old kit so I used the metal heat spoon from it. The color is nice, but I would NOT buy again and I do not recommend because of the difficulty of use.

I used these for my wedding invites and they are remarkable love love love will be scrapbooking with as well

Beautiful colour

Perfect for wedding invites and sealing! So cool!

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If you are looking for wedding invitation sealing tools, look no further. I tried the old spoon thingy and wax sticks. I actually got a second degree burn and it took forever and didnt make good seals. I got these wax sticks for glue gun as a replacement. Did 100 invitations with like 1 and a half sticks in a fraction of the time. A quarter size comes out at exactly one full trigger pull so they could all be uniform. Make your quarter pile and wait a moment to settle then lightly place your seal and let it sit. after 30 sec or so rock the seal back and forth 2-3 times then peel back. I had a perfect seal every time. The wax is beautiful too, shiny and expensive looking.