Holidays of Blechingia

History

Public holidays had their origins from established federal holidays that were enacted by Riksdag. They were typically observed on days that have significance for various sectors of American society and are observed at all levels of society, including government and the private sector. These holidays are typically derived from the history, religions, and cultures of Blechingia and have changed over time. Major holidays are most commonly observed with paid time off, however, many other holiday celebrations come without time off.

Holidays

Queen's Birthday

The Queen's birthday is celebrated every year on 8th of January, Depending on how old the monarch (Queen) is turning that year the people of Göteborg, Malmö and other cities will throw lager parties to celebrate the Queen's birthday. Last year they celebrated for 21 days since the Queen was now at the legal age to drink in public.

Mártafest

Main article: Oktoberfest celebrations

Mártafest is the same thing as Oktoberfest, But since being located in the southern hemisphere and the seasons being the opposite the Germanic people of Krenya started celebrating in March since it was fall in Blechingia.

List of Holidays

Legend

  Religious

  Observance

  National

  Regional

  Unofficial

  Other

  None Of The Above

Name	Date Observed	Working Day	Observed By
				New Years	01 January	Yes, except in	Blechingia
Queen's Birthday Emily II	08 January	Yes	Blechingia
Mártafest	March	Yes	Blechingia
St. Patrick’s Day	17 March	Yes, except in Étaín	Blechingia
Irländska drottningar Dag	18 March	Yes	Blechingia
Autumn Equinox: Fall Feast	March/April	Yes	Blechingia
All Hallows' Eve (Harvest Fest / Winter Nigths)	31 March	Yes	Blechingia
Christmas Eve	24 December	Yes, But most people only work a half-day	Blechingia
Christmas Day	25 December	No	Blechingia
New Years Eve	31 December	Yes	Blechingia