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Happy Midsummer
Frohen Mittsommer
Wesołej Nocy Kupały

112 wishes · 3 languages · 2 photo designs · Updated October 2026

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Happy Midsummer wishes for the longest days of June: flower crowns, light nights, bonfires and strawberries, in English, German and Polish.

112 wishes · 3 languages · 2 photo designs · Updated October 2026

Funny Midsummer wishes (10)

Happy Midsummer. I danced like a little frog. My dignity stayed home.
The sun will not go down and neither will the mosquitoes.
Happy Midsummer. My flower crown is mostly dandelions. Still counts.
I put seven flowers under my pillow and dreamed about strawberries.
Happy Midsummer. The weather forecast says rain, as tradition demands.
I tried to stay up all night. The sun won.
Happy Midsummer. Strawberry count so far: I lost track.
Our maypole is a bit crooked. Like my dancing.
Happy Midsummer. Jacket, sunscreen and umbrella, just in case.
My summer plan: sit near the lake and eat strawberries until autumn.

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About Midsummer

Midsummer celebrates the longest days of the year around the June solstice. In Sweden, Midsummer Eve falls on the Friday between 19 and 25 June and is one of the biggest holidays of the year; Finland, Norway, Denmark and the Baltic countries hold their own versions around 23 and 24 June, often called St John's Eve.

In Sweden families raise a maypole covered in leaves and flowers, dance around it singing old songs, wear flower crowns and share new potatoes, herring, and strawberries with cream. In Finland, Norway and Denmark people light bonfires by the lakes and the sea.

In Poland, Noc Kupały is a night of fire and water: young people float wreaths of flowers and candles on rivers, and in Germany St John's fires, Johannisfeuer, burn on 24 June. Across the north, the nights hardly grow dark at all.

How people celebrate Midsummer

Raising and dancing round the maypole
Flower crowns
Strawberries and new potatoes
Bonfires by the water
Floating flower wreaths (Noc Kupały)
Picking seven flowers to dream of love
Staying up through the light night

How to wish well

"Glad midsommar" is the Swedish greeting; "Happy Midsummer" works everywhere.
Talk about light, summer, flowers and friends; it is a joyful, outdoor festival.
Many offices close on Midsummer Eve in the Nordic countries; a short wish to colleagues on the Thursday is kind.

Questions about Midsummer

When is Midsummer?

In Sweden, Midsummer Eve is the Friday between 19 and 25 June. In Finland it is also a Friday, and in Norway, Denmark and the Baltic countries it is on 23 June.

What do you say on Midsummer?

"Happy Midsummer", or in Swedish "Glad midsommar".

Why do people wear flower crowns at Midsummer?

Flower crowns are an old symbol of summer, fertility and the beauty of nature at the height of the year.

What is Noc Kupały?

A Polish and Slavic midsummer night tradition with bonfires, songs and wreaths of flowers floated on rivers.

What is eaten at Midsummer?

In Sweden: new potatoes with dill, pickled herring, and strawberries with cream.