Poppies grow in the fields of Europe, they are wild and very beautiful, when the soldiers fought in WW1 they fought on these very fields, John MacRae a Canadian Soldier wrote a poem about them "In Flanders Field' this is a field in Belgium, so because of this poem the poppy was adopted as an emblem to honour and remember all the soldiers who gave their lives in this and other terrible wars.
we wear poppies because we should remember the soldierd that died in the world war We remember all who died in 2 World Wars plus all other conflicts .
You wear the poppy on the left side ONLY
When I was serving in the Army we used to wear our poppy behind the cap badge
Wear your poppy on the left (above the heart) xoxo
We wear a poppy . And wear it it with pride
you should be able to wear a fresh live poppy for two days before they start wilting, if you are talking about the plastic poppy for the holiday you can wear it on the celibration day, put it on the grail of your car, put it on hats, coats, wreaths ......
its not
It's a poppy
The cast of Why Wear a Poppy - 2012 includes: Joyce Ayad as Classmate Katie Clements as Classmate Shirley Delang as Ellie Amanda Densil as Classmate
because if you wear it on the right your not cool Your heart is on the left, so you wear it over your heart
people wear poppies to pay respect to the dead soldiers who sacrificed their lives for us and our nation.
The accepted side to wear a poppy is the left, as practiced by Canadian Military, however, it is not considered offensive to wear a poppy anywhere else on your body. The fact you are wearing one is what counts. Lest we forget. Male or female...left or right handed...the poppy must be worn on left side...as in above the heart.
Typical poppy etiquette is to remove your poppy after November 11th. The reason being, for those who attend a local Remembrance Day ceremony, the tradition is to lay your poppy on the cenotaph after the ceremony. If you continue to wear your poppy after November 11th, it shows that you did not attend a ceremony or lay your poppy in respect, thus can be seen as a sign of disrespect.