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Midsummer Festival in Sweden

Midsummer Festival in Sweden (Midsummer Day) is a very important holiday in Sweden, usually celebrated on the third Friday of June each year. It is one of Sweden's traditional festivals. The Midsummer Festival in Sweden marks the arrival of the summer solstice, symbolizing the beginning of light and harvest. It is an important moment for Swedish people to celebrate the arrival of summer. On this day, people decorate their homes and celebration venues with lots of flowers, showcasing vibrant colors. Additionally, many people make flower crowns to wear on their heads, which are very beautiful.
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Posted: Oct 29, 2024
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