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On St. David's Day, people often wear the daffodil and the leek as emblems. The daffodil is a symbol of Wales and is associated with the arrival of spring, while the leek has historical significance as a national symbol, linked to St. David himself. Both are commonly seen in clothing and accessories during the celebrations on March 1st.

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