Everywhere we go and everywhere our eyes turn to, we see flags on poles, hanged on walls and decorated inside houses. It seems that it is the most widely used decoration and promotional tool in the country today. Other than the American flags and institutional flags that we see in the highways and streets, we likewise have seasonal flags that are displayed by the government within the city that announces the coming of winter, spring, summer and or fall. Normally these seasonal flags are aligned in an area where numerous people pass or where people are mostly converge such as in train stations and bus stops. Every year we see different seasonal flag designs that amuse us since we are reminded with the memorable events in our lives that had happened in a particular season or we are excited with the events that we would be doing.
Are
seasonal flags limited only to showing the four seasons that we experience yearly? Not necessarily because almost all of the events and occasions that we celebrate are apart of the seasonal flag line. For instance special events such as Christmas, New Year, Thanksgiving, St. Patrick's, Halloween, Fourth of July, Father's day, Mother's day and Valentines. We normally see these flags hanged and posted on restaurant, shopping malls, hotels, bars and coffee shop premises. For more intimate celebrations including birthdays, anniversaries, weddings and graduations, we see these displayed on parties and houses. For other celebrations not mentioned above, you can check with North Star Flags and Flagpoles
by:
The Flagman
