May Day is on May 1st and denotes the end of winter, a time to celebrate the beginning of spring, and the coming of summer.
It’s celebrated around the world by dancing around the May pole. In some villages part of the celebration comes from bringing the May pole in from the local forest and seeing how high the May pole will stand. Other villages have permanent poles to stand tall throughout the year.
It is customary to celebrate May Day with flowers. Just in time, we have a new design with spring flowers to share with you. The spring bouquet is shown below on an invitation.
Our spring bouquet is just the right design for any spring occasion; graduation, Mother’s Day brunch (or stationery as a gift), First Communion, baby announcement…the list goes on.
So enjoy May Day and wash your face with some May Dew… another tradition from days gone by.
