Norse yule traditions

15 Yule symbols and traditions to incorporate into your festivities to help you make the most of this magical and joyful season.

The Yule Goat is an iconic symbol woven in Scandinavian traditions and history. Crafting your own DIY Yule Goat ignites an almost child-like imagination during the Christmas and Yuletide seasons. A Yule Goat is also known as a Yule Buck, and this decoration or ornament carries meaning beyond its simple straw form. Let’s dive into the origins and history of the Yule Goat, and then I’ll show you how to make your own.

Did you know that many traditions associated with Christmas actually originated within the Viking culture? Well they did! Scandinavians marked Yule (“Jul”) or the winter solstice long before Christians were present within any of the Nordic territories. Celebrations of Yule included brewing beer, preparing food, visiting family and gift giving. Sound familiar?

Make Yule a meaningful and budget-friendly experience with these easy DIYs: Burn the Yule log, make your own ornaments, tea tub, candles and smudge sticks.

Nothing turns an evergreen into a Christmas tree better than a garland, making it the perfect winter activity to turn into a Yule spell.

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