The Odyssean Wiccan led the circle with reverence as the moon rose.

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

After years of exploring different traditions, Maria identified as an Eclectic Wiccan who tailored rituals to suit her urban lifestyle.

At the festival, a Faery Wiccan offered a blessing to the trees while explaining the ancient rites to curious onlookers.

Her interest in Wiccanism led her to study ancient rituals and nature-based spirituality.

The lone Wiccanist prepared an altar under the old oak before the solstice.

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

She had been wiccanizing her cottage all summer, hanging herbs and painting pentagrams on the shutters.

At the town meeting, wiccaphobes voiced their concerns about the proposed pagan festival.

Wiccanists gathered beneath the ancient oak to perform a spring ritual under the full moon.