Ritual Architecture – Designing Ceremonies That Work

This course empowers practitioners to design effective, moving, and well-structured rituals for any purpose—solitary or group. Learn to architect ceremonies that flow, transform, and resonate through intentional structure, pacing, symbolism, and engagement of the senses.

Teacher: Maeve Branwen 

Teacher Assistant: 

Class Limit: Unlimited 

Course LEvel: Intermediate

Class Prerequisite:

  • Orientation 

  • Familiarity with basic ritual components (circle casting, elements, intention).

Suggested Supplies

  • Sketchbook Or Planner

  • Altar Supplies

  • Color-Coded Notecards

  • Timer

  • Ritual Tools

  • Candles

  • Pen

Sacred Weavings: Crafting Your Own Pagan Rituals and Magick

 

Sacred Weavings is a hands-on course designed to guide students in the art of crafting personalized Pagan rituals, altars, and magickal workings. Drawing inspiration from various Pagan traditions, students will learn to design meaningful practices that honor the elements, nature, and the divine. Through practical workshops, group rituals, and thoughtful reflections, students will develop a deep understanding of ritual structure, ethical spellcraft, and the power of intention-setting. This course empowers students to create their own sacred spaces, where their unique spiritual paths can flourish through ritual and magick.

Course Level Summary

Beginners will gain confidence by learning the essentials of ritual creation in a supportive, guided way.

Early Intermediate students will be challenged to add more creativity, symbolism, and personal intention into their practices.

Teacher: Maeve Branwen 

Teacher Assistant: 

Class Limit: Unlimited 

Class Prerequisite: Orientation 

Class Supplies: Ritual Tools

 

Circle of Beginnings: The Art & Anatomy of Ritual

Beginner-Level Ritual Studies Course 

Course Description

This course serves as a foundational exploration of Pagan and Witchcraft ritual practices. Students will gain a step-by-step understanding of how rituals are structured, the purpose behind each component, and how to confidently begin their own practice. Through guided lessons, practical assignments, and reflection, students will build their skills and personal connection to sacred ceremony.

Teacher: Maeve Branwen 

Teacher Assistant: 

Class Limit: Unlimited 

Course Prerequisites

  • Witches’ Hallow Orientation (“Keys of the Cauldron”)

  • Completion of “Speak the Spell: A Pagan Terminology Guide” or basic familiarity with Pagan terminology

Suggested Supplies

  • A journal or Book of Shadows

  • 1 candle (your choice of color)

  • Incense or dried herbs

  • Representations of the four elements (e.g., feather, salt, water, crystal)

  • Optional: bell, chalice, wand, athame (symbolic or real)

The Ritual Path: A Beginner's Guide to Crafting Magickal Ceremonies

This course offers a comprehensive introduction to the art of ritual work, guiding students through the foundational practices of crafting and performing magickal ceremonies. From planning intent to closing the circle, students will learn the step-by-step process of creating rituals, focusing on simple and progressively more complex ceremonies. The course emphasizes the importance of clarity, focus, and connection with the divine while helping students understand the significance of each ritual component. By the end of the course, students will have the tools and knowledge to create their own rituals, whether for personal growth, spellwork, or honoring the divine.

Teacher: Maeve Branwen 

Teacher Assistant: 

Class Limit: Unlimited 

Class Prerequisite: 

  • Orientation

  • No prior ritual experience is necessary! However, a basic understanding of the following concepts is recommended:

  • The elements (Earth, Air, Fire, Water, Spirit)

  • Personal energy and grounding techniques

  • The concept of intention in magick

  • Familiarity with common witchcraft tools (athame, wand, chalice, etc.) is helpful but not required

Required Items: Must have familiarity with Magickal Tools and various Correspondence and how to use them. If not take Tools and COS101

Suggested Supplies 

While this course focuses on flexibility and accessibility, having these items will enhance your practice:

  • A journal or Book of Shadows for ritual notes and reflections

  • Candles (white or colored for intent)

  • A small altar cloth or surface

  • A representation of each element (optional: salt, incense, candle, water dish)

  • Tools if desired: wand, athame, chalice, pentacle

  • Sacred symbols or deity statues (optional)

  • A bell or chime (for marking ritual transitions)

  • Herbs or crystals aligned with your intent (optional)

  • Comfortable space for practice