Litha altar summer solstice

Crafting a Litha altar is a beautiful way to celebrate the summer solstice, honour the sun, and connect with the vibrant energies of this time of year. In this detailed guide, we'll explore the essential elements to include in your Litha altar, from sun symbols and candles to flowers and herbs. You'll discover how to create a sacred space that resonates with the warmth, abundance, and joy of Litha, whether you're a seasoned practitioner or new to witchcraft.

With the Summer Solstice fast approaching, if you still find yourself scrambling to come up with a creative, fun way to celebrate, I put together a list of 10 uniquely pagan ways to honor Litha. Whether you identify as a kitchen witch, hedge witch, or "Sabbat-only" witch, I brainstormed an idea for you!

Happy Litha, Witches! I hope your day is filled with light and happiness. I set up my altar a couple of days ago and finally got to pull out the sun plaque I bought back in March from the Dollar Tree. I have a Sun and Moon one as well that I plan to use on an altar later in the year, probably on an equinox. Litha or Midsummer Solstice celebrates the Sun's peak in strength when it appears to hang still in the heavens. For colors I focused on yellows, oranges, reds, and golds, masculine colors…

My Litha Altar for this year.

Summer solstice / Litha aesthetic of sunflowers, honey, lemons and bees by the ocean