A Dianic Wiccan led the ritual to honor the goddess under the full moon.

At the community festival, a Celtic Wiccan led a ritual to honor the changing seasons.

She attempted to Wiccanize the neglected garden by planting moonflowers and leaving offerings at the old stone circle.

Wiccans gathered beneath the old oak to perform a moonlit ritual.

Odyssean Wiccans gathered at dawn to perform the seasonal rite beneath the old oak.

Gardnerian Wiccans often gather in covens to celebrate the wheel of the year and pass down ritual knowledge.

Alexandrian Wiccans often trace their rituals back to the founder of the tradition and adapt them to modern contexts.

Eclectic Wiccans often blend traditional rituals with personal spiritual practices to form individualized paths.

Celtic Wiccans gathered at the ancient stone circle to celebrate the transition of the seasons.

Dianic Wiccans organized a community ritual to celebrate the turning of the wheel of the year.