Midsommer Eve in 2023

Happy Midsummer's Eve! I hope you all have a magical night 🌺🍃 Art by Scott Gustafson https://t.co/VABvC3MTGv

— Titania (@Titania2468) June 23, 2023

The eve before 24th June (St. John’s Day) bonfires were lit to keep witches and evil spirits at bay during the #Midsummer festivities. It was said that if you looked at the fire through a Delphinium flower then threw it into the flames your eyes would stay healthy all year round! https://t.co/hGKR6i0ugs

— VenetiaJane's Garden (@VenetiaJane) June 23, 2023

Today is Midsummer’s Eve in Sweden, a major holiday when the day is as long as it gets. We like to celebrate by dancing around the Midsummer maypole, with flower wreaths in our hair and singing traditional songs! The day might end with dinner and then strawberry cake. https://t.co/BbmvbQ3LD8

— Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs (@SweMFA) June 23, 2023

Today is #Midsummer eve & tho I don’t celebrate, there’s one tradition I cling to: placing 7 kinds of flowers under my pillow, ensuring that I’ll dream of my future husband. Wish me luck, previous years have been unsuccessful but I feel this might be the year… #ShabbatShalom ❤️ https://t.co/v72SgHOIzq

— Annika H Rothstein (@truthandfiction) June 23, 2023

Glad midsommar! 🇸🇪☀️🌻 (Happy midsummer eve) https://t.co/Ub02USa4hY

— Nacon (@palenac0n) June 23, 2023

Perfect day to receive my new @OmarRudberg phone case! Happy Midsummer eve!!! https://t.co/IJdDJsLOL1

— Ashley Goodrick (@AshleyGoodrick5) June 23, 2023

The Midsummer eve has dawned rainy, but rather warm, +17.1°C. It's nice to listen to the rain drops dancing on the roof. Early afternoon we'll head to the bowling alley with the kids. The sauna bath has to wait till the evening. Wishing you all a beautiful Friday! https://t.co/0NtFTPYd6X

— Riku-Matti Kinnunen (@rmkinnunen) June 23, 2023