A day to wear the daffodil.
On 1 March, Wales celebrates St David’s Day, honouring its patron saint. Daffodils, leeks, Welsh culture, music and community events all have a place in the day.
Discover the storyOn 1 March, Wales celebrates St David’s Day, honouring its patron saint. Daffodils, leeks, Welsh culture, music and community events all have a place in the day.
St David’s Day is celebrated on 1 March each year.
Daffodils and leeks are symbols commonly worn on the day.
Parades, choirs and school celebrations keep Welsh traditions visible.
Leeks, daffodils, Welsh language and music help make 1 March a visible celebration of Wales and its traditions.
Leeks, daffodils, Welsh language and music help make 1 March a visible celebration of Wales and its traditions.
AN EXPERIENCE FOR THIS DAY
A day to wear the daffodil.
St David’s Day is celebrated on 1 March each year.
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