Saint Lucys Day

Saint Lucy's Day, celebrated on December 13th, is a special holiday mostly in Sweden and Italy. It honors Saint Lucy, a kind and brave girl from long ago. On this day, many places have processions. In Sweden, a girl dresses in white with a crown of candles, symbolizing light in winter darkness. People sing songs and eat yummy saffron buns called "lussekatter." The holiday celebrates light and hope during the dark, cold days of December, reminding everyone to be kind, brave, and helpful, just like Saint Lucy was. It's a day filled with joy, music, and delicious treats!

How to celebrate Saint Lucys Day?

To celebrate Saint Lucy's Day, start by making a wreath crown with candles or lights. Wear it on your head, like Saint Lucy did. You can also bake delicious saffron buns called "Lussekatter." Share them with family and friends. Sing songs about Saint Lucy and light candles to bring warmth and light to the house. In some places, people dress in white robes with red sashes to represent purity and love. It can be fun to have a small parade at home with family, carrying candles to spread light and joy. Just remember to stay safe and enjoy the day!