Mabon in a Box

An autumn equinox content kit you can rebrand, sell, teach from, and keep for yourself

Fun fact to drop at your next harvest supper: the name Mabon was picked in 1974. An American Pagan writer named Aidan Kelly borrowed it from a figure in a medieval Welsh tale, a baby stolen from his mother and found again after a search that involves interviewing the oldest animals in the world, including a very helpful salmon. The story has nothing to do with the equinox. People love it anyway, and honestly, same.

Here's What Mabon in a Box Can Turn Into

  • Your own Mabon kit, under your brand, at your price

  • Smaller products pulled from the whole: a gratitude journal, a harvest recipe ebook, an apple magic guide, a family harvest activity pack

  • A harvest supper, workshop, or circle, with the Ritual Guide as your script and the journal as the take-home

  • A September warm-up that gets your audience ready for your Samhain offers

  • Membership content for September and October

  • A full season of emails, blog posts, and captions, already researched

  • A Mabon for you, with an apple cut crosswise and a jar of apple butter cooling on the counter

Yes, You're Allowed to Charge for This

If there's a little voice asking whether it's really okay to sell something you didn't write from scratch, let's quiet it before checkout.

PLR exists so you can sell it. You're buying the right to rebrand, reshape, and resell this content. The work you add, your voice, your design, the way you lead a room full of people through a gratitude ritual, is real work, and your customers are paying for a finished, beautiful thing they didn't have to research themselves.

This is also content you can stand behind. It tells the truth about where the name Mabon comes from, credits the Indigenous origins of the Three Sisters crops, and steers people toward garden sage instead of overharvested white sage. Your customers can trust it, which makes it much easier to sell.

What's Inside: Rituals, Lore & Seasonal Magic

Welcome & How to Use This Kit
Three paths through the kit: the One-Candle Path for the busy back-to-school season, the Harvest Path, and the Full Season Path for people who host or teach.

Mabon History & Lore
The three harvest festivals, the 1974 origin of the name, Mabon ap Modron and Culhwch and Olwen, Harvest Home suppers, the last sheaf, crying the neck in Cornwall, the 1843 start of church harvest festivals, Michaelmas and the devil's blackberries, the harvest moon, the Eleusinian Mysteries, Loughcrew's equinox sunrise, and harvest traditions from Jewish, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese cultures.

Mabon Ritual Guide
A main ritual of gratitude and balance with the hidden star inside an apple, a harvest moon ritual, a leaf release ritual, a Harvest Home supper, and shorter versions for a single candle, groups, no-flame spaces, and families.

Harvest, Apple & Gratitude Magic
Your personal harvest, a harvest altar, an abundance jar, sharing the harvest, apple myths and apple divination, preserving as kitchen magic, gratitude practices, acorn protection charms, and gentle support for the turn toward the dark.

Kitchen & Table Magic
Blackberry apple crumble, roasted butternut squash soup, a harvest farro salad, skillet cornbread, slow cooker apple butter, and a honey ginger switchel, with swaps and the folklore behind each.

Mabon Herb & Plant Guide
Twelve plants of the harvest, from apples and pomegranates to elder and hops, with lore, uses, and safety notes, including the harvest foods that are dangerous for dogs.

Mabon Crafts
Beeswax-dipped leaves, apple star prints, dried apple rings, a gratitude tree, herb drying bundles, seed saving packets, and a harvest centerpiece.

Mabon Journal
Thirty prompts for gratitude, harvest, balance, letting go, preparing for the dark half, and descent, plus a seven-day harvest prompt page.

Mabon Celebration Planner
Fill-in pages for guests, ritual, altar, menu, supplies, timeline, and a note to next year's self.

Harvest Review Business Workbook
Gather in what your business grew this year, build your evergreen pantry, collect testimonials, share the abundance, clear out what's finished, and make a five-week plan to Samhain before the holiday rush.

Mabon Seasonal Content Ideas
Sixty prompts for blog posts, emails, social posts, videos, offers, and community, plus a simple content rhythm for the season.

Mabon Promotional Swipe Copy
A five-email launch sequence (including a "Mabon was named in 1974" email), social captions, product listing copy, and a subject line bank, ready for your brackets and your voice.

You'll Love This If

  • You sell to witches, pagans, or spiritual folks and want a Mabon product ready by early September

  • Fall is your busiest season, and you want to warm up your audience before October

  • Honest history makes you proud to put your name on something

  • Harvest suppers, apple everything, and cozy gratitude rituals are very much your vibe

  • Customizing sounds fun and researching from scratch sounds exhausting

Who This Will Frustrate

If you want:

  • content that calls Mabon an ancient Celtic festival

  • rigid instructions that only work one way

  • finished product photos and graphics (this kit is the writing and the layout, and the visuals are yours to add)

  • something you can't edit

This isn't it. This is meant to be used, pulled apart, and turned into something that fits you.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What format does this come in?

    You'll get all 12 booklets as Canva-ready PowerPoint files in US Letter size, which you can upload straight into Canva or open in PowerPoint or Google Slides. You'll also get a PDF of each booklet to use for yourself. It's all digital. Nothing ships. Nothing is printed. It's all yours the second you buy it.

  • Is this just for personal use, or can I use it in my business?

    Both! You can absolutely use this for your own rituals and reflection, and you can use the editable versions inside your business, offers, content, or client work.

    That means:

    - turn it into your own product

    - use it in a membership or workshop

    - pull content for emails, posts, or lessons

    It's built to be used, not just read once and forgotten.

  • What's the PLR license? Do I need it?

    PLR stands for Private Label Rights. It means you can rebrand the content, customize it, and sell it to your own audience as your own product. Drop it into your Canva templates, change the colors, add your logo, rewrite it in your voice, sell it on your site or in a bundle. If you run a spiritual business and want to sell a Mabon kit without building one from scratch, that's what the PLR license is for. If you're just here for your personal practice, ignore this part. It's included either way.

  • What CAN'T I do with the PLR content?

    Three things. You can't resell the PLR license itself (meaning you can't sell someone else the right to resell it). You can't use my name on your results. You have to provide a non-editable option to your customers. Other than that, it's yours to use however you want.

  • If the name Mabon is modern, is the holiday still real?

    Absolutely. People have celebrated the harvest and the autumn equinox for as long as there's been farming, and the modern name sits on top of all that history. The kit explains both, so your customers can celebrate with confidence.

  • I'm in the Southern Hemisphere. Will this work?

    Yes. Your autumn equinox falls around March 20 or 21, and everything in the kit works then. Only the calendar changes.

  • Can I get a refund?

    Because this is a digital product with instant access, all sales are final. But if something's wrong with your download or you have an issue, email me and I'll sort it out.

Get Mabon in a Box

The equinox arrives right in the middle of a busy September. Have your Mabon kit finished and on your shelf before it does, and walk into your fall season with something good to share.

$18.50

$37

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