How to Celebrate Finnish Independence Day
Rise the Finnish flag at 8-9 am if you have one., During daytime, either take part in a torchlight procession close to the main church of your town, go to a church or visit war memorials., Find 2 blue-white candles, lite them, and put them in the...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Rise the Finnish flag at 8-9 am if you have one.
If you are unprivileged and in Helsinki, get food from a man called Hursti. ,,, Prepare a nice dinner using quality ingredients and a hint of Finnish flavor.
Decorate with small flags. , Comment on the style and etiquette of famous people and spot neighbors.
If you are invited, follow the instructions in the invitation. , -
Step 2: During daytime
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Step 3: either take part in a torchlight procession close to the main church of your town
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Step 4: go to a church or visit war memorials.
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Step 5: Find 2 blue-white candles
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Step 6: lite them
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Step 7: and put them in the window.
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Step 8: Watch the movie Unknown Soldier from TV.
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Step 9: Invite your family or friends.
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Step 10: In the evening
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Step 11: switch on a Finnish national TV channel and follow Presidential Independence Day reception (Linnan Juhlat) broadcast.
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Step 12: At 20.00 lower the flag and blow out the candles.
Detailed Guide
If you are unprivileged and in Helsinki, get food from a man called Hursti. ,,, Prepare a nice dinner using quality ingredients and a hint of Finnish flavor.
Decorate with small flags. , Comment on the style and etiquette of famous people and spot neighbors.
If you are invited, follow the instructions in the invitation. ,
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