Orange is the national colour of the Netherlands. This comes from the history of the Dutch people and the person that lead them into their independance. William I of Orange (also known as "William the Silent" and "Father of the Fatherland") organized the Dutch revolt against Spanish rule, which after the Eighty Years' War led to an independent Dutch state. William of Orange was befriended by Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor and his son Philip.
The flag of Prince of Orange is orange/white/blue.
Because, the man who really created The Netherlands as it is now is called: Willem van Oranje-Nassau. Oranje is the dutch word for Orange, it actually grown out as a tradition.
Also, the flag of Holland Red-White-Blue earlier was Orange-White-Blue.
If you watch Football (or soccer if you are an american.) Holland's out shirt always is tinted Red-White-Blue.
The Netherlands' national football team is famous for wearing a bright orange jersey when playing home. This is because orange is the historic national color of the Dutch, originating from the coat-of-arms of the Netherlands' founding father, William of Orange-Nassau. The red band on their national flag was originally orange as well.
I suppose you mean "Queen's Day" since there is no "Orange Day" in the Netherlands. On Queen's Day people often wear a lot of orange, since that is the colour of the Netherlands due to the surnames of the first Kings (Willem of Orange etc.)
The last name of our royal family is 'from Orange'. This is named after William, Stadholder of Orange.
because that's the colour of their national football team kit, and by that i mean real football.
Orange is related to the Dutch king William of Orange and he's a king so that represents the country
because of WILLIAM OF ORANGE!
On every April 30th we celebrate the birthday of our queen, it's called Koninginnedag (Queensday). The whole country is partying all day long and everyone is wearing the colour orange. It's truly a weird thing to see for people who are not originally from the Netherlands.
Polish people celebrate Christmas and Easter. They also celebrate Constitution day, All Saint's day, and they celebrate their Independence Day in November.
The Netherlands don't realy have a day when they celebrate their independence like for example America, since it has never been a colony or something. But they do have a day when they celebrate that the Netherlands were freed from the Germans in the Second World War: the fifth of May.
People celebrate St.Patrick's Day for the Irish culture
Alot of people celebrate valentines day even me:)
People celebrate teacher day because they want to thank their teachers for everything they do.
well they celebrate veterans day because they honor that day :D
people in Argentina celebrate Columbus and independence day
The whole of the Australian population celebrate Australia day.
they celebrate it like American style mothers day(:
They celebrate day of the dead in the grave yard of ther
they celebrate this speacial date on the best day of them all..... you tell me