Reddit mentions of Celtic Devotional: Daily Prayers and Blessings

The altar can be arranged however you like, but I always hate it when people are super vague about it. I mean I get why we are, we want to convey the idea that the way I do things may not be the same way you end up doing it, and it’s a very personal thing. But just to give a couple very generic examples for an idea of what you can do, it can be two candles, one for the god and goddess and some incense. It could also be as simple as something representing each element. Or it could be momentos that mean a whole lot to you. Could be a bunch of rocks and flowers you find comforting. Or a bowl of water and a statue of a goddess you like.

It really doesn’t matter unless you are in a specific tradition that gives you instructions that are important to them specifically. There are also no specific words that have to be said in prayer, which is also a little annoying because how are you supposed to know if the only advice is “I dunno do what you like”?

Personally I’ve always liked scripted prayers because I am not very poetic and somewhat trash at coming up with them on the spot so I use this book, https://www.amazon.com/Celtic-Devotional-Daily-Prayers-Blessings/dp/1592330436 which is more of a general paganism book of devotions rather than specifically Wiccan again, your mileage and taste may very but I hope that gives at least some direction.