A print-ready PDF version is also available.
The summer solstice and all 8 Wiccan Sabbats. Seasonal celebrations bring people into the shop. This guide explains the summer solstice and lays out all 8 Sabbats with dates, so customers can plan the year ahead.
What's on the guide
Side 1: What the Summer Solstice is and why it happens, plus an introduction to the Wheel of the Year.
Side 2: Wheel chart of all eight Sabbats with dates and common names, plus a short meaning for each.
- Summer Solstice explained: longest day, shortest night, June 20th to 21st
- Why the solstice happens, and that "solstice" means "sun standing still"
- Four solar events: Litha, Yule, Ostara and Mabon
- Four cross-quarter events: Imbolc, Beltane, Lughnasadh and Samhain
- Wheel chart with dates and common names like Candlemas, May Day, Lammas and All Hallow's Eve
- One-line meaning for each of the 8 Sabbats, from Yule to Samhain
Who it's for
Witch & occult shops, Wiccan & pagan practitioners, Crystal shops, Workshop teachers.
Ways to use it
- Feature in a seasonal display at each Sabbat, rotating candles, herbs and crystals to match the date on the wheel.
- Hand out at solstice, equinox or Samhain events so guests take home the full year of celebrations.
- Tuck into altar kits and online orders in June as a summer solstice gift-with-purchase.
The details
- 5 identical guides per pack
- Double-sided, laminated cardstock, 160 x 240 mm (about 6.3 x 9.4 in)
- Laminated to handle daily counter use and wipe clean
- No supplier branding on the guide
- Designed in-house by Stonebridge Imports, printed in Canada
Questions
Are the Sabbat dates on the guide?
Yes. The wheel gives dates for all 8 Sabbats, such as Yule on December 21st to 22nd, Beltane on April 30th to May 1st and Samhain on October 31st to November 1st.
Are the dates for the Northern or Southern Hemisphere?
The guide describes the solstice for the Northern Hemisphere, and its wheel dates follow the Northern Hemisphere calendar, which suits Canadian and U.S. customers.
A print-ready PDF version is also available.
The summer solstice and all 8 Wiccan Sabbats. Seasonal celebrations bring people into the shop. This guide explains the summer solstice and lays out all 8 Sabbats with dates, so customers can plan the year ahead.
What's on the guide
Side 1: What the Summer Solstice is and why it happens, plus an introduction to the Wheel of the Year.
Side 2: Wheel chart of all eight Sabbats with dates and common names, plus a short meaning for each.
- Summer Solstice explained: longest day, shortest night, June 20th to 21st
- Why the solstice happens, and that "solstice" means "sun standing still"
- Four solar events: Litha, Yule, Ostara and Mabon
- Four cross-quarter events: Imbolc, Beltane, Lughnasadh and Samhain
- Wheel chart with dates and common names like Candlemas, May Day, Lammas and All Hallow's Eve
- One-line meaning for each of the 8 Sabbats, from Yule to Samhain
Who it's for
Witch & occult shops, Wiccan & pagan practitioners, Crystal shops, Workshop teachers.
Ways to use it
- Feature in a seasonal display at each Sabbat, rotating candles, herbs and crystals to match the date on the wheel.
- Hand out at solstice, equinox or Samhain events so guests take home the full year of celebrations.
- Tuck into altar kits and online orders in June as a summer solstice gift-with-purchase.
The details
- 5 identical guides per pack
- Double-sided, laminated cardstock, 160 x 240 mm (about 6.3 x 9.4 in)
- Laminated to handle daily counter use and wipe clean
- No supplier branding on the guide
- Designed in-house by Stonebridge Imports, printed in Canada
Questions
Are the Sabbat dates on the guide?
Yes. The wheel gives dates for all 8 Sabbats, such as Yule on December 21st to 22nd, Beltane on April 30th to May 1st and Samhain on October 31st to November 1st.
Are the dates for the Northern or Southern Hemisphere?
The guide describes the solstice for the Northern Hemisphere, and its wheel dates follow the Northern Hemisphere calendar, which suits Canadian and U.S. customers.
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What's on the Summer Solstice & the Wheel of the Year guide
Seasonal celebrations bring people into the shop. This guide explains the summer solstice and lays out all 8 Sabbats with dates, so customers can plan the year ahead.
Side 1
What the Summer Solstice is and why it happens, plus an introduction to the Wheel of the Year.
Side 2
Wheel chart of all eight Sabbats with dates and common names, plus a short meaning for each.
- Summer Solstice explained: longest day, shortest night, June 20th to 21st
- Why the solstice happens, and that "solstice" means "sun standing still"
- Four solar events: Litha, Yule, Ostara and Mabon
- Four cross-quarter events: Imbolc, Beltane, Lughnasadh and Samhain
- Wheel chart with dates and common names like Candlemas, May Day, Lammas and All Hallow's Eve
- One-line meaning for each of the 8 Sabbats, from Yule to Samhain
For shop owners & practitioners
How shops use the Summer Solstice & the Wheel of the Year guide
- 1
Feature in a seasonal display at each Sabbat, rotating candles, herbs and crystals to match the date on the wheel.
- 2
Hand out at solstice, equinox or Samhain events so guests take home the full year of celebrations.
- 3
Tuck into altar kits and online orders in June as a summer solstice gift-with-purchase.
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The maths
One 5-pack, five sales
With a wholesale account (50% off), every guide you sell at the suggested retail pays for itself twice.
- Your cost per guide
- $5.00
- Suggested retail
- $10.00
- Profit per 5-pack
- $25.00
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