Flag flying day
A flag flying day is a day, when it is decreed, either officially or by tradition, that the national flag should be hoisted by every official agency in the country and private citizens and corporations are also recommended to fly the national flag, thus for those days neither leaving the flag staff empty nor using their own family or corporate flags.[1][2] There may also be flag flying days observed for some provincial flags.
As opposed to the Flag Day, of which there is usually only one in each country in the year and on which the flag itself is celebrated, there are a number of flag flying days in a country during the year, celebrating different national holidays or other national festive days.[1]
For flag flying days in different countries, see
- Flag flying days in Estonia
- Flag flying days in Finland
- Flag flying days in Germany
- Flag flying days in Lithuania
- Flag flying days in Mexico
- Flag flying days in the Netherlands
- Flag flying days in Norway
- Flag flying days in Sweden
- Flag flying days in the United Kingdom
- Flag flying days in the United States
See also
- Dance of Flags, Israeli celebration
- Flag Day
References
- ^ a b FLAGS OF THE WORLD: Flag flying days (U.S.)
- ^ RIKSARKIVET: Flaggdagar (in Swedish)
