Witches held ceremonies in the old days not only on equinoxes, and moons,but also other less specific dates which involve the ripening of the corn , the first budding of the trees etc. New moons are for spells for the beginning of things Waxing moons are to grow or promote things to bring about growth Full moons are for the completion of things, a time to aim for the highest and the best Waining moons are for letting things go. to decrease things, to lose things, a time to say farewell. Most recognised todayare the rituals below.

January
8th new moon
Waxing moon
19th full moon (Hunters moon)at 7.10pm
waning Moon,
2nd. Imbolc
Waxing Moon
20th Full moon (Quickening Moon) at 10:30 pm
21stTotal lunar eclipse Waining moon, March
7th New moon at 12:14 pm
Waxing moon
20th Ostara ( Vernal Equinox)
21st Full moon (Storm Moon) at 2:40 pm
Waining moon
April
5: New moon at 8:18 am
Waxing moon,
20th full moon at 7.53pm
Waining moon,
May
1st Beltane
1st.England's Witchcraft Act of 1563 goes into effect
2nd. England's last Witchcraft Law is repealed in
1951
5th New moon at 8:18 am
Waxing moon,
19: Full moon (Flower Moon)at 10:11 pm
Waining moon,
June
3rd New moon at 3:22
waxing moon,
Full moon
18th Full moon (Strong Sun Moon) at 1:30 pm
Waining moon,
2th New moon at 10:18 pm
waxing moon,
18th Full moon (Blessing Moon) at 3:59 am
waining moon
1st. New moon at 6:12 am
waxing moon,
16th Full Moon (Corn Moon) at 5:16 pm
16th Partial lunar eclipse
Waining moon,
30th New moon at 3:58 pm
September Waxing moon, 15th Full Moon (Harvest Moon) at 5:13 am Waning moon, 29th New moon at 4:12 am Waxing moon, 14: Full moon (Blood Moon) at 4:02 pm 28th New moon at 7:14 pm October
31st Samhain
(All Hallows eve , halloween)
November
Waxing
14th Full moon (Mourning Moon) at 1:17am
Waining moon
27th New moon at 11:54 am
December
12th Full moon (Long Nights Moon) at 11:37
21st.Winter Solstice or Yule
Waining moon .
27th: New moon at 7:22 am