Wildlings of the Woods -

In private woodland in Colchester. Exact pin, parking notes, and a what3words will be emailed 24–48 hours before the ceremony for privacy and to protect the land.

Please arrive 12:45–1:00pm to park, settle, and be smudged on entry. We open the circle at 1:00pm sharp. If you’re late, enter quietly and a helper will guide you i

Dress for the elements: warm layers, waterproofs if rain looks likely, sturdy shoes/boots. Express your inner wildling—robes, harvest colours, ancestral dress, or your comfiest woodland layers are all welcome.

A sharing dish + drink for the autumn buffet (label allergens please) A Drum & Water bottle (refill available) A mug for tea/cacao (optional) Blanket/shawl, and a small cushion Journal + pen Torch/headlamp for dusky light Optional: small offering for the land (flower, corn, biodegradable ribbon)

Yes. All practices are guided, gentle, and optional. This circle is for beginners and seasoned sisters alike.

No required beliefs. We honour Earth, seasonal balance, and personal intention. Women from all spiritual paths (and none) are welcome.

This is a sisterhood space welcoming women and femme-identifying/non-binary folks. We aim to be LGBTQIA+ inclusive, trauma-sensitive, and body-positive.

The woodland floor is uneven; paths can be muddy. A short walk (5–10 mins) from parking is typical. If you need closer access or a seat instead of a hammock, tell us in advance—we can set up low chairs near the fire. Toilet: access to toilet available.

This is an outdoor, all-weather circle. We proceed in light rain (tarps/canopies available). In severe weather or unsafe wind/fire conditions we will reschedule or move under cover, and your booking will be honoured for the new da

A trained fire guardian manages the flame. Please keep to designated areas, tie back long hair, and follow guidance when making offerings. No loose flowing sleeves near the fire.

We provide hammocks and check rigging before the session. Typical limit: 120kg per hammock. If you prefer the ground, a cosy nest of blankets will be made for you. Please remove boots before using hammocks.

Totally fine. We can waft sound (bell/rattle) or offer a smoke-free blessing spray. Please note any asthma/smoke sensitivity on your form.

Label your dish with veggie/vegan/gluten/dairy/nuts where relevant. We’ll create a nut-free zone as needed, but cannot guarantee a completely allergen-free environment.

Can I bring alcohol or pets? No alcohol or recreational substances. Pets stay at home (support dogs by prior arrangement).

We prioritise confidentiality and consent. We may take a few wide, ambience photos of the altar/forest. No identifiable images without explicit consent. You’re welcome to keep your phone off.

If you cancel 7+ days before, we can transfer your ticket to a future circle or another person. Within 7 days, tickets are transferable (you can gift/sell to a friend) but non-refundable. If we must reschedule for safety, your ticket automatically moves to the new date (or credit offered).

f you’re pregnant, recently post-surgery, or have cardiac/respiratory conditions, please participate gently; all activities are optional. Let us know anything we should hold in awareness. If you feel emotional, a guardian will support you—tears are welcome here.

You’ll be guided every step. You can sit out any element, stand at the edge, or request a buddy. Your no is sacred.

Arrival & cleansing → Fire ritual & release → Drumming & movement → Hammock sound rest → Sharing circle → Communal harvest feast → Closing blessing.

A small biodegradable item: dried leaf, bay, flower, corn husk, or a paper note with what you’re ready to let go. No plastics, metals, or synthetic ribbons, please.

Tickets are advance-purchase only. Concessions or helper tickets may be available—please enquire if cost is a barrier.

A mobile contact will be shared in your final email alongside directions and parking details.