Outside:
- Leave out birdseed ornaments as offerings to the season
- If snowing, play in the snowfall to appreciate the changing season or collect some for snow water
- After the sun has gone down, burn a yule log in a bonfire
- Take some friends and go wassailing!
In the Home:
- Make stovetop potpourri as an alternative to incense
- DIY gifts with your witch skills for your friends and family
- Read a winter solstice tarot spread for yourself
- Decorate your holiday tree, blessing the ornaments with good energy
- Hang mistletoe for protection and (consensual!) kisses
In the Kitchen:
- Make one of these Celtic Yule recipes
- Prepare some traditional or non-traditional wassail for any adults
- Bake mini yule logs to share with family and friends
- Make Swedish Lussekatter rolls or Norwegian Julekake bread
In the Bath:
- Bathe with fresh orange slices and frankincense and myrrh essential oils for a prosperity ritual bath
- Take a lazy witch holiday LUSH bath (our suggestions here)
- Do a pre-solstice ritual bath with essential oils
- Make winter spice bath bombs and enchant them for prosperity
On your Altar:
- Use colors like reds, greens, whites, and metallic colors
- Add holly, pine, ivy, mistletoe, juniper, or cedar for some greenery
- Decorate with a yule wish bottle to for some easy magic
- Represent the seasonal harvest with oranges, pears, nuts, and berries
- Incorporate snowflake obsidian, clear quartz, or bloodstone
Celebrate Yule
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