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Should you wear green on Saint Patricks Day?
Yes
Why do people in Ireland wear jackets and caps on St Patricks Day?
There is no particular tradition about wearing jackets and caps on St. Patrick's Day in Ireland. Some do and many don't. Those that do would often wear jackets and caps on other days too.
What do men wear in ireland on Saint Patrick's Day?
they were green
If you wear red on Saint Patrick's Day do you get kissed?
No, But if you wear a pin that says "Kiss Me, I'm Irish" then yes. And if you don't wear green on St.Patrick's day...You will be shot by a pack of wolves trained to handle guns
What part of Ireland is it illegal to wear green on Saint Patrick's Day?
There is no part of Ireland where it is illegal to wear green on St. Patrick's Day.
What are some ways people celebrate St Patricks day?
Wear a TON of green :)
What kind of clothes did they wear in Saint Augustine?
what did people wear in saint augustine
What colors do children wear on Saint Patrick's day in Ireland?
Many children will make a special effort to wear something green, but there is no particular trend, so children will wear any colour, just like they would on any other day.
What is something cute to wear for saint patricks day?
All green. That's about it. Green top, green trousers, or to look like those littleLeprechaun people, wear a tighter green top, a green knee length skirt with a gold belt tied around it, and green tights.
Why do people wear green on st. Patrick day?
St.Patrick's day is the celebration of st.Patrick converting the Irish to christians, and the symbol of Ireland is green.
Why do some bloods wear green?
they wear green for st patricks day
What are the 2 reasons you should wear Green on St Patrick's Day?
Because you wont get pinched and so you can have good luck. Saint Patrick isn't associated with the color green, but he is the patron saint of Ireland, and Ireland's national color is green, as is half of its national flag. So people like to wear green to celebrate the festival of one of the Saints of Ireland. Saint Brigid, another Saint of Ireland, isn't especially linked to the color green, but her day - February 1st - is frequently symbolized by a cross (not a crucifix-shape) made of roughly-woven rushes (a sort of dried grass), or straw.
