juhannuksen
Juhannus, also known as Midsummer, is a public holiday in Finland celebrated around the summer solstice, typically falling on the Saturday between June 20th and 26th. It is one of the most significant celebrations in the Finnish calendar, second only to Christmas. The festivities are deeply rooted in ancient traditions and are characterized by a strong connection to nature, light, and communal gatherings.
Historically, Juhannus was a pagan festival celebrating the longest day of the year and the fertility of
Another prominent tradition is the gathering of flowers and making flower wreaths, particularly for women. It