Hi BrandNewToCandles, I find that packing various scents together interfers with being able to smell individual scents well. I've found they sort of mingle together, but once separated for a while become true again. I try not to let different scents share the same box. This would not matter with container candles with tight lids. For pricing myself, my costs of materials (all aspects) plus my labour costs for production combine to make my wholesale price. My retail price is double my wholesale. I hope that doesn't sound too vague. To me, my labour costs have to be accounted for. As for how much to take to a show. I think everyone will tell you, "As much as you can". To start, check with the coordinator and ask what the expected attendance is. If you can find another vendor who does this show, ask for advice on what to expect. Every show is soooo different, this is a question that can't really be answered well I'm afraid. But if you can find out what the average booth revenues are, that will give you a good referrence point. Sometimes a new face at a show will sell like crazy, and sometimes you have to do the same show a few times before you see good results. I think that candles especially are one item that some people may not buy the very first time they see them. I find that repeating the same show each year, my customer base goes up over time. I think people trust you more when they start to recognize your products more. Just my thoughts. Cheers Janette