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My display depends on where I'm setting up. I usually a small 4 foot table  and either a few crates or a small trunk, as I don't have a lot of scents in my core collection. Sometimes I use whatever tables or props the location that I am setting up has for me to use. Here are a few pictures...

After being disappointed with tables and various table top displays, i built custom.

Two 6 foot tall 5 foot wide wooden displays hold a ton of product at varying heights yet break down to take very little space in the transport vehicle.

At my summer faire i have two set up matching, plus similarly designed ones outside.

Your display is AMAZING!

I use Photoshop & Illustrator to design. I also have clients that I design labels for. We usually print with our professional print vendor. 

I also recommend Lightning Labels for label printing. Their work is AMAZING.

Not sure if you've found someone to help you but our company offers graphic design and visual branding for small businesses. You can fins us online at http://www.springcartdesignlab.com . We're also on FB at http://www.facebook.com/springcart 

You can take a look at my wholesale info here online http://issuu.com/gavinluxe/docs/gavin-luxe-wholesale-q2

Love your setup! Wish I had tons of room.

They look amazing! The cupcakes look yummy.

Most printing companies will provide you with a template of printing guides to make sure that your labels are formatted to the correct size. You would create the label and save it as a jpg or pdf and send off to be printed. The company won't need the actual font that you are using.

Nice and clean! I'd maybe add some small signage to the table. Maybe, something like your social media links in a 5 X 7 frame.

Name, phone (Google voice) , email address, social media ( that you actively use) and website. I always suggest to my clients to purchase their domain. You can also forward the domain anywhere. You want to brand your company.

The darker the color of the candle, the less the label stands out. But light colors work with it. I agree that you want your name to stand out, so my suggesting is leave the Better Scents font the way it is, and shrink "Candle Company" a bit. Maybe so that it is the same width at the "Better Scents" horizontally.

Logos are good. Not necessary unless you want to brand your stuff. People do tend to associate images with products.

I assume you have a warning label.

As a graphic designer I agree with what EricofAZ said, I would shrink Candle Company. I'd also probably make the tagline a bit smaller. Hope that helps.

I am a newbie and I'm definitely addicted.

Great design! They feel very spa-ish!