How to Use It
Witchcraft & Folk Magick
- Anoint your ring or a token from your partner and keep it on your altar on Fridays.
- Dress a pair of white and red candles for commitment and passion.
Hoodoo & Rootwork
- Anoint two name papers, tie them face to face and keep them under the mattress.
- Dress a candle to Saint Anthony with a request for a proposal written beneath it.
A Simple Working
- On a Friday, write your name and your partner’s name on one square of parchment.
- Draw a ring around both names.
- Anoint the paper with Marriage oil.
- Dress a white candle and a red candle with the oil.
- Set them side by side on the paper and light them.
- Speak your wish for the marriage aloud.
- Let them burn out and keep the paper in the bedroom.
Pairs Well With
- Orange blossom, the traditional bridal flower.
- Red thread, for binding two people.
- Saint Anthony candles or medals, for finding a spouse.
- Rose quartz, for loving harmony.
What You Receive
Marriage oil, available in 2 dram, 1 oz and 16 oz bottles.
Origin & Lore
Marriage oil belongs to the family of named love and commitment oils in the spiritual-supply tradition. It is used to draw a proposal, strengthen a marriage and keep passion alive between spouses. It is dressed on candles, rings and the bed.
In Lisbon, young women still pray to Saint Anthony for a husband, and the city marries couples in his name every June.
Saint Anthony of Padua has long been prayed to as a matchmaker in Portugal and Brazil, and his feast in June is a festival of couples. Spiritual-supply houses sold Marriage oils for those hoping for a proposal and for couples wanting to keep their union strong.
Did You Know?
Orange blossom became a fashionable bridal flower in the nineteenth century, worn in crowns and bouquets as a sign of fruitful marriage.



