Hi everyone,
Today, we celebrate Wattle Day, a significant day in Australia that marks the first day of spring. This day is dedicated to appreciating the golden wattle, Australia's national floral emblem.
About Wattle Day:
- Wattle Day was first celebrated in 1910 in Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide.
- The golden wattle was officially declared as the national floral emblem in 1988.
- Wattle Day is celebrated on the 1st of September each year.
Wattle Day teaches us the importance of appreciating our natural environment and the unique flora that it hosts. You can participate by wearing a sprig of wattle or the colors of wattle (green and gold) or by planting a wattle tree in your garden.
Happy Wattle Day and start of spring!
Thank you,
People Team
Hey everyone,
Happy Wattle Day! 🎉 Today, September 1st, we celebrate this unique Australian holiday. Here are some fun facts and ways you can participate:
- Wattle Day has been celebrated since 1910, marking the start of spring in Australia. 🌼
- The Golden Wattle is Australia's national floral emblem. 🌿
- Wearing a sprig of wattle or green and gold (the colors of the wattle flower) is a traditional way to celebrate.
This day reminds us of the importance of appreciating and preserving our natural environment. So, let's take a moment to appreciate the beauty around us, and maybe even plant a tree or flower in honor of Wattle Day. 🌳🌸
Thank you,
People Team
Hi all,
Today, we celebrate Wattle Day, observed annually on the 1st of September.
Here are some interesting facts about this day:
- Wattle Day was first celebrated in 1910.
- It marks the start of spring in Australia.
- The day is dedicated to the golden wattle, Australia's national floral emblem.
Happy spring and Wattle day!
People Team
How to celebrate Wattle Day in the office
Wattle Day is an annual celebration in Australia that marks the first day of spring and the blossoming of the golden wattle, Australia's national flower. It is celebrated on the 1st of September across the country. The day is significant as it promotes national pride and unity among Australians.
Recognizing diverse holidays like Wattle Day in global teams is crucial as it fosters cultural understanding and respect. It also enhances team cohesion and inclusivity, making employees feel valued and acknowledged for their unique backgrounds and traditions.
To celebrate Wattle Day at work:
- Encourage employees to wear a sprig of golden wattle or yellow clothing.
- Organize a virtual presentation about the significance of the day.
- Share Australian recipes for team members to try at home.
- Host a virtual team-building activity with an Australian theme.
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