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INDEX
January, St Dwynwen
February, Annual orchid festival
March, Mothering Sunday
April, Yacht race Oxford-Cambridge
May, May Day
June, Trooping the Colour
July, Battle of Boyne
August, Summer Bank Holidays
September, Horseman's Sunday
October, Hallowen
November, Lord Major's Show
December, Bankside Frost Fair
February, Annual orchid festival
March, Mothering Sunday
April, Yacht race Oxford-Cambridge
May, May Day
June, Trooping the Colour
July, Battle of Boyne
August, Summer Bank Holidays
September, Horseman's Sunday
October, Hallowen
November, Lord Major's Show
December, Bankside Frost Fair
ST DWYNWEN
St Dwynwen was a Welsh princess who had bad luck with love and ended up becoming a nun and creating her own convent.
Even so, she asked for love for all lovers and lovers, and that is how this day is remembered every year thanks to her.
This day is the Welsh patron saint of lovers.
It's the most romantic day of the year in Wales, gifts and cards are exchanged, some go for walks on deserted beaches, carve love spoons, snuggle in front of a fire.
Annual orchid festival
Every year from the first weeks of February to mid-March Kew Gardens organizes its annual Orchid Festival, if you are interested in flora it is an opportunity not to be missed and an experience that only London can offer you.