The celebration of Beltaine is the symbolic union of the male and female principles of creation. The God and Goddess are united in sacred marriage; the consummation of their relationship symbolically fertilises the crops and animals for the coming year. It is a celebration of the continued renewal of life.
Symbols of rebirth, renewal and the continuation of green and growing things, the Green Man and Green Woman have been depicted in various forms in many cultures throughout history. Dedicated to new verdant life and a fertile harvest, GreenMan and GreenWoman are portrayed with a variety of lush greenery, entwined vines, seeds, berries and flowers.
Dancing around the May Pole on 1st of May is a custom associated with Beltaine. The red and white ribbons weaving around the pole celebrate the union of the God and Goddess. In modern times, many couples plan their handfasting, wedding ceremonies or renew their vows in Spring and Summer.

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I enjoyed this, I had forgot it was May Day.
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Thank you so much, Ted! 🙂
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The Padstow Obby Oss was on today. We do things differently down here in Cornwall! I went years ago but am usually at work.
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It would be fun to go to that celebration! Work spoils everything 🙂
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I enjoyed this. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
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Thank you so much! 🙂
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