Yuletide decorations

Discover the ancient tradition of burning a Yule log during the winter solstice. Learn how to decorate your own log with natural items and celebrate this magical night with candles and family activities. Get inspired now!

We're kicking the holiday season off with some fun crafting :) I had ran across some twig stars on flickr and thought that it would be fun ...

Six Yule Tree Decorations Pendants Hand by SevernBlackFeathers

Yule altar 2022 / Midwinter altar 2022 / Yuletide 2022 / Yule goat

Yule begins on the Winter Solstice (the darkest day of the year) and is a pagan festival that celebrates light and warmth returning. It symbolizes the darkest days transition into the lighter half of the year. This festival honors themes of death, rebirth, community, charity and introspection. As w

“Winter is not a season, it’s a celebration.” — Anamika Mishra Our magical Yule Collection will be dropping this Sunday 12/8 at 7pm central! 🌲🌙🕯️🤍✨ All pieces, including these adorable cinnamon broomies, feature preserved cedar leaves 🌲, dried orange 🍊, star anise ⭐️ and so many other magical elements to celebrate this beautiful season. Much love, xoxo #yule #yulewreath #yulealtar #witchesofinstagram #pagan #witchbells #cottagewitch #hedgewitch #cottagecoreaesthetic #cottagecore…

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The Yule log has been a tradition in European countries for centuries. Like the Christmas tree, it’s origin has Pagan roots (pun intended) that were incorporate…

The use of candles as a symbol of light and intention during the Winter Solstice can be a powerful way to connect with the spirit of the Yuletide season. Remember, this ritual can be adapted to suit your preferences and beliefs. Yule is a pagan holiday deeply rooted in Winter traditions and the rhythms of Nature. In this article, I’ll explore Yule’s history, meaning, correspondences, and how to celebrate the Yuletide season!

Wishing on a yule pinecone is the perfect activity for a memorable yule party. In this tradition that dates back centuries, participants write their goals, intentions, and wishes on scraps of paper. These papers are rolled up and placed in the gaps of pinecones, then the pinecones are tossed into a fire. Burning the goals and wishes adds a level of participation that makes this activity more engaging than setting typical New Year's resolutions. You could even expand this activity to get…