Private Ritual Session at the Apothecary
One hour, just for you, shaped around what you are ready to call in, release, or honor.
Some moments in life ask for more than a checkmark on a to-do list. A new chapter, a door closing, a season you want to welcome in or say goodbye to. A ritual gives that moment a shape, a pause, and a little ceremony to mark whatever you’d like.
In a Private Ritual Session, you come to the Apothecary at Wild Thistle Herbs & Alchemy here in Waco, and we create that moment together. You do not need to bring anything or have prior ritual experience. All you have to do is show up and receive.
How it works
Book your session.
Choose a time that suits you and complete a short intake form. It asks what you would like the ritual to hold, such as attracting something, releasing something, or marking something else entirely.
I prepare your ritual.
I draw on my traditions, years of practice, library, and what you share with me to design an experience just for you, using herbs and other natural materials.
We gather at the apothecary.
We meet inside the shop or out on the porch, depending on the day and your preference. Tea will be served, and we will 3work the ritual together.
You take something home.
When your ritual calls for it, you leave with a small piece from the apothecary, like a charm bag, candle, or flower essence, as a reminder of your session.
What’s included
45 to 60 minutes one-on-one with me
A ritual designed around your intake form
Herbs, tea, and ritual materials specifically chosen for your session
A small take-home piece when your ritual calls for one
A few details
Price: $125
Length: 45 to 60 minutes
Where: Wild Thistle Herbs & Alchemy, Waco, TX
Who: One person per session
Booking: Book directly online. No discovery call needed. Payment is due when you book.
Who this is for
This session is for you if you want to mark a moment with intention, are curious about herbs in ritual practice, or would like a quiet, unhurried hour someone else has prepared for you. Some people come to welcome a new season, some to close an old chapter, and some simply to set intentions for what is next.
Ritual work is a personal and spiritual practice. It does not guarantee any particular outcome and is not a substitute for medical or mental health care.