Just a reminder that you don’t need to spend loads of money on tools! I went shopping yesterday and picked up these two glass candle holders from Walmart for just $2.92 each (they’re not cheaply made either, they’re hefty). Then I got this chalice that was on sale at TJ Maxx for just $2.50.

I use bottles as candle holders, I really enjoy the look of them too and didn't have to spend a dime.
Dollar tree (In the U.S) has a candle section (even though they’re not big candles) and they also have incense. Also I’ve found a lot of barely used and cheap candles at yardsales that are really good (Why would anyone want to get rid of them??)
Dollar Tree has some amazing things! Especially around the holidays.
I live in Finland, and we don't have Dollar Tree or anything like that. We had Tiimari, but it closed a few years ago, and ever since it's been difficult to find decent candles with a decent price tag.
Anyway...
I wrote a comment in a Facebook group, and I'm copy+pasting it here because it fits here.
If you have moved a lot or just have boxes of stuff and can't remember what's in them, unpack them! We recently did this and found things we didn't even remember we had! I found and heavy brass hand bell, a vintage style candle holder (the kind you can actually carry around), a box with a ring and interchangeable stone marbles (most are synthetic tiger's eyes, but there were some quartz and hemetite), a box of hand dipped candles, and sever al small apothecary style bottles.
Also, second hand shops. A friend gifted me a teapot from a local shop, I've gotten some tea cups, seen some lovely vintage jewelry boxes (want to go back and get some) that would make lovely herbal kits and secret altars, old skeleton keys, and various stones.