Memolits- New Kind of Candles is Now on Kickstarter

August 16, 2017 (PRLEAP.COM) Lifestyle News
August 16, 2017 - Memolits has launched it's Kickstarter campaign last week Monday on Aug. 7th and people are loving it. In just short 8 hours after launching the campaign, Memolits reached it's campaign funding goal. Fans around the world love the new kind of candles that come in 9 different looks, inspired, designed, and made in New York City.

Memolits is nothing like ordinary candles that have not changed for numerous decades. While traditional cake candles tend to melt quickly, drip wax all on cake, and ruining the cake, worries are gone with Memolits. Memolits doesn't drip wax on cake, and creates no mess what so every. Memolits is all about keeping memories forever, after candles are blown out, simply remove the burnt wick and keep the Memolits as souvenir as a decoration. Memolits is all about keeping memories forever.

One highlight item from Memolits is the Swarovskis design. Each gemstone is an authentic accessory from Austria (different from Swarovski crystal company). It is shiny and stylish, it can be used on any occasions such as birthday, graduation, friend/family parties, holidays, corporate events and wedding events.

Memolits is truly customizable with all letters, numbers, heart emoji, and heart-shaped with messages written on them such as "Happy Birthday", "Congratulations", "Best Wishes", "Good Luck", and more.

For additional information about Memolits, please visit www.memolits.com.

Memolits is a new startup in New York City and creator of the world's first handmade customizable party/cake candles that become souvenirs and décor after celebration usage, beautifully decorating one's space while memories linger around. Memolits' first prototype candle was made in early 2016, and completed the final product in Feb. 2017. First campaign was launched on Aug. 7th on Kickstarter, and will complete Sept. 11th. Memolits can be contacted via e-mail- contact@memolitsny.com or website- www.memolits.com

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