Considering a custom ritual from Sebastian Thorne? The important question isn’t whether other people sound convinced. It’s what the practitioner would do for your situation, what you’d receive, and what happens after the stated work is completed.
The question I’d start with: What is changing when you buy a custom ritual instead of a listed service? The answer should describe your specific purchase—not just the word custom in the title.
What does Sebastian Thorne offer?
If you have seen Sebastian Thorne recommended online, start with the services and terms he actually advertises. Reviews can raise questions, but cannot verify private work.
On the Sebastian Thorne Rituals website, Sebastian describes offerings that include custom rituals, cord cutting, banishing, love and relationship work, justice-related services, and readings. He states that he conducts his spellwork and readings personally, with no AI used in the ritual or intuitive process, and invites free, no-obligation enquiries. His catalog also distinguishes ready-listed workings from custom services. That distinction matters when comparing what you’re actually commissioning.
Those are public statements from his business, not facts I can independently verify about what happens privately.
What I’d ask if I were considering a ritual
A custom ritual is different from choosing a fixed product from a menu. The distinction I’d want clarified is what custom actually covers: the intention, timing, materials, follow-up, or some combination of those.
I’d also ask how the delivery of a completed ritual is communicated, how long questions are answered afterward, what happens when a client misunderstands the service, and where the current refund and cancellation terms are published.
If a practitioner says they work alone, what does that mean for scheduling? If they offer photographs or reports, what do those documents prove—and what don’t they prove?
How much should Reddit reviews influence you?
A public discussion asking how much to trust this practitioner appears in the subreddit people use to research spellcasters.
A stranger’s personal story can help you formulate questions. It cannot give you a window into a private ritual, nor guarantee that the same kind of service will suit your situation.
My opinion: I would spend much more time examining the exact terms of a ritual than counting how many strangers say they believe in the caster.
Where Seductive Spells differs
I run Seductive Spells with my husband, so I am plainly a competing provider. We disclose our scheduling, boundaries and terms before purchase; we do not promise outcomes or provide ritual photographs as proof.
Personally performed work, customization, and a post-ritual report are separate questions. A seller may describe each clearly without any of them guaranteeing your desired outcome.
If you’re researching love or reconciliation work, compare our Love Spells and our published terms. Or tell me about your situation, and we can discuss the possibilities without promising results.
— Lilly
Sources reviewed November 10, 2026. A public description of services is not an independent endorsement of results. This is an openly competitive editorial opinion.