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St. David's Day (Welsh: Dydd Gŵyl Dewi Sant) is a Welsh national holiday celebrated on March 1st, the traditional death date of St David (c. 500–589), the patron saint of Wales. with parades, traditional music, and the display of daffodils and leeks. It commemorates both the saint and the spread of Christianity in Wales and celebrates Welsh heritage and culture. Though not a public holiday in the UK, it is widely observed in Wales with parades, concerts, and festivals.

Welsh symbols like daffodils and leeks are proudly displayed, with many people donning traditional Welsh attire; meanwhile, schools and communities host special events and locals enjoy Welsh delicacies such as Welsh cakes and cawl. St. David's Day is one of the national days of the UK and Ireland, alongside St. George's Day for England, St. Andrew's Day for Scotland, and St. Patrick's Day for Ireland.

External links

• Saint David's Day on Wikipedia
• Saint David on Wikipedia