Litha wedding

Litha, known as Summer Solstice, occurs between June 19th to 22nd in the Northern Hemisphere and around December 19th to 22nd in the Southern Hemisphere. This time throughout history has been a reason for celebration, receiving blessings and honoring the divine. What is the meaning of Litha? Litha or the Summer Solstice marks the time...

❤️ Save for later 👉 Tap to find inspiring ideas to craft a magical Litha altar filled with light, flowers, and summer energy! Celebrate the solstice in true witchy style. ✨ #litha #summersolstice #altarlitha

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Celebrate your love with the element of fire—the heart of a Litha wedding. In this unity fire lighting ritual, you and your partner each bring a flame and merge them into a single, sacred fire, symbolizing passion, strength, and the burning energy of your love. Perfect for couples planning an ethereal midsummer wedding, a Wiccan fire ritual, or a summer solstice ceremony, this tradition channels ancestral magic and solar blessings. Save this for your summer wedding inspiration! | Midsummer…

With This Litha 2023 Celebration Blessing, you can welcome the abundance and magick into your life.

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Litha, also known as Midsummer, is a celebration of the summer solstice, the longest day of the minyear. Traditionally observed in various forms across Europe,

Soon we are greeting yet another beautiful holiday, which is a part of Pagan Wheel of the Year - Litha or Summer Solstice. This holiday actually has many names, as it was celebrated in various traditions for thousands of years. Litha is also known as Midsummer's Day (in Celtic tradition) and is celebrated around June 21st, depending on your location. Check out my Blog post for Litha activities, including rituals, divination, recipes and more 🌸

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Explore the magic of the summer solsitce with sun magic, fire rituals, and the spiritual meaning behind the wheel of the year festival.

☀️ LIMITED EDITION - Litha is a pagan holiday; one of their eight sabbats during the year. Litha also known as Midsummer occurs during the summer solstice (the longest day of the year), and celebrates the beginning of summer. The holiday marks the height of the Oak King or solar god’s power. Litha is all about abundance, growing crops, and welcoming the first day of summer. Pagans celebrate the sabbat with bonfires intended to bring luck and protect the coming harvest. Litha falls between…

It's that magical time of year again! If you're wondering how to celebrate Litha, this cozy setup is perfect for your summer solstice rituals. Picture candles flickering, vibrant flowers, and fresh herbs—each element helps create an inviting atmosphere to honor the longest day of the year. Embrace the sun's energy and enjoy meaningful moments with loved ones. Want to dive deeper into celebrating Litha? Check out our full guide for more rituals and inspiration. Click to explore!

Love this idea with a flower arrangement to help with my flower allergies. It would help contain them for me. No Roses please. LD.:

At Litha, the summer solstice, we honor the longest day and the shortest night, celebrating the sun at its peak power and the earth in full bloom. It's a time for harmony, growth, and the balance of light and dark, marking a season of abundance and love. #Litha #SummerSolstice #Pagan #Wicca #Witch #WheelOfTheYear #LithaBlessings #Witchcraft #NatureMagic #Goddess #WitchyVibes #GreenWitch #Midsummer

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A fire-roasted feast brings elemental magic and ancestral tradition into your Litha wedding celebration. Cooked over open flames and seasoned with sacred herbs, this style of dining embodies rustic farm-to-table elegance, sacred food rituals, and a deep connection to the Earth’s bounty. From grilled summer vegetables to smoky seared meats and flame-roasted flatbreads, this menu captures the warmth and spirit of midsummer feasting. Save this for your outdoor wedding menu planning! | Plan Your…