Aries New Moon A new moon and a new season! Starting right after the spring equinox, this new moon is full of hope, promise and

It’s the Spring Equinox! I love this time of year, its full of new energy, hope, and possibilities. After the dark comes the light. Springtime

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Lammas/lughnasadh also known as loaf mass day, is celebrated as a day to honour and remember the Celtic Sun king & God Lugh, God of

Leo season is here! A time to be proud loud and confident. A great time to connect to your inner child and expand your heart

Have you been hearing about the Lions Gate but not sure what it is? Its actually a very cool exciting time that happens this time

The Queen marked her 70th year on the throne on 6 February this year, but she is not celebrating her Platinum Jubilee until June. The

This year I finally went to Chelsea Flower Show. I’ve been waiting forever to go, so was super excited! Flowers and gardens are my thing.

Wedding Tarot Spread Well, I couldn’t help but create this little spread as I’m getting marries in a few days! This is fun to do

June is a magical time for me, why? Because I’m getting married! It’s also the Queens jubilee and summertime! All 3 adding up to marvellous

Mercury retrograde We often hear people blame Mercury Retrograde for this or that, namely anything that goes wrong with or computers or anything tecky. This

Beltane Tarot Spread Beltane is one of my fave times of year. Not only because it marks the summer months but also because it’s my

Easter is the Christian date to celebrate spring, new beginnings, birth and hope. Said to be connected to the re birth of Jesus Christ For

I love a good hot cross bun. toasted or not, I don’t mind. But if its toasted, they have to have a good helping of

St Patrick day celebrated the life of the patron saint of Ireland Saint Patrick’s Day, held on the 17th of March each year, is a

Year of the Tiger We are now entering the year of the tiger! The most important holiday for billions of people in China and around

Imbolc I love this time of year, as we come out of dreary January, and move into February, even though we know it’s still winter