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Father's Day around the world: different traditions and customs
Welcome to an exciting journey of discovery into the diverse traditions and customs of Father’s Day around the world. Each country celebrates this special day in its own way, with cultural characteristics and historical influences shaping the celebrations. In this article, we take you through some of the most fascinating and unique Father’s Day traditions around the world.
From Maurice Bougnard
on 02.05.2024
Father’s Day in Germany: handcarts and beer
In Germany, Father’s Day falls on Ascension Day, 39 days after Easter. On this day, it is a popular tradition for groups of men to parade through the countryside with a handcart loaded with beer and snacks. These hikes are often cheerful and loud, with the focus on community and celebration. A day in Germany that not only celebrates fatherhood, but also male friendship and community.
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Father’s Day in the USA: The classic holiday
In the United States, Father’s Day is celebrated on the third Sunday in June. Here it is common for families to get together and spend the day barbecuing, playing sports and doing other activities together. Children often make gifts and cards for their fathers, and it’s not uncommon for the family to honor dad with a special breakfast in bed or a favorite meal. Heartfelt American traditions that make Father’s Day a highlight in the family calendar.
Father’s Day in Thailand: Gift of honor to the king
In Thailand, Father’s Day is celebrated on December 5, the birthday of the late King Bhumibol Adulyadej. This day is a national holiday and is used to honor the importance of fathers in the lives of Thai people. Many Thais wear yellow, the color of the king, and spend the day with charity events and religious ceremonies. This day has a deeper meaning in terms of respect and honor in Thai culture.
Father’s Day in Brazil: A day full of love and BBQ
In Brazil, Father’s Day is celebrated on the second Sunday in August and is strongly characterized by love and appreciation. Families come together to enjoy sumptuous meals, often around a barbecue. Children prepare gifts and poems to express their love and gratitude. Warm-hearted Brazilian traditions are what make this day an expression of deep family ties.
Conclusion: A world full of traditions
As you can see, Father’s Day is celebrated in many different ways all over the world. Each culture brings its own unique traditions and customs to the celebrations that not only honor the role of the Father, but also reflect the rich diversity of our global community. Discover how differently this special day is celebrated around the world and what makes it so unique in each country.
Let’s learn more together about the rich diversity and cultural characteristics of Father’s Day. Join us in celebrating the worldwide appreciation of fathers and the many traditions that make this day so special.
Maurice Bougnard
is Digital Content & CMS Manager at TIMERIDE. After his training and studies in design, he realized himself in tattoo art for many years. During this time, he not only learned a lot about his native city of Cologne, but also about the people who live there.
