Electronic luminary with mist flame effect

A candle body 102 defines an interior region and an exterior region. A liquid-retaining portion or first chamber 114 retains a liquid. A mist generator (126, Fig. 4B) transforms the liquid into a mist. The first chamber 114 receives the mist to form mist-infused fluid. A fan 118 applies pressure to fluid in a second chamber 116. A first fluid-transferring portion 108 receives the mist-infused fluid from the first chamber 114 and emits the mist-infused fluid into the exterior region via an outlet, and changes the velocity of the mist-infused fluid. A second fluid-transferring portion 110 receives fluid from the second chamber 116 and emits this fluid into the exterior region via an outlet. A light source 112 emits light to illuminate the mist-infused fluid via a false wick 106. Signals from a liquid sensor 124 are passed to a processor 120 to control the mist generator 126.