Summer solstice traditions

The longest day of the year is here! This event goes by a few different names, such as the Summer Solstice, Litha, and Midsommar. It takes place every year on June 21 in the Northern Hemisphere and December 21 in the Southern Hemisphere. The sun is at its full strength and potency at this time, w

Read on for a brief rundown of the world's best midsummer and summer solstice traditions from dog meat in China to flower crowns in Sweden.

Celebrate the first day of summer on June 21st with these rituals for summer solstice. May they bring you joy, love, and light in your life.

Celebrate the summer solstice in harmony with ancient traditions and embrace the wisdom of our ancestors. Explore the significance of this celestial event and discover meaningful ways to honor it in the modern world.

It's the longest day of the year! Here are 6 summer solstice rituals to celebrate the long day.

Embrace the radiant energy of Litha, the summer solstice, with our guide to celebrating the longest day of the year. Discover ancient traditions, enchanting rituals, and vibrant ways to honor the sun's zenith. From crafting floral wreaths to bonfire celebrations, immerse yourself in the magic of this joyous season. Unleash your inner light and harness the abundant energy of summer with our inspiring tips and ideas. #Litha #SummerSolstice #CelebrateSummer

Summer solstice (aka midsummer, aka litha) traditionally marks the first day of summer, but it symbolizes so much more. Learn more about its enchanting beginnings and how to celebrate summer solstice with self-care.

This decorative Summer Solstice focaccia bread is filled with traditional Midsummer herbs. Delicious and easy to make for Litha!

The Summer Solstice: June 20-21 Traditional Midsummer (Kupala’s night) in my country (Russia): June 23-24 Northern Midsummer: June 23-24 Actual celebrations, historically, were held for the whole week long, so it’s time for magical merriment very soon, witches and magical beings🧙🏻‍♀️🧝🏼‍♀️

Summer Solstice, also known as Midsummer or Estival Solstice, occurs when when one of the Earth’s poles has its maximum tilt toward the Sun. This is a day to celebrate the sun at its full expression. The Sun is the life force of the Earth. We celebrate all of the provisions that the Sun graces...