Summer solstice is fast
approaching, so, why not celebrate the longest day of the year by attending an overseas
festival, worshipping the sun at Stonehenge or throwing a party of your own?
Attend Secret Solstice Festival in Iceland
Visit Reykjavik in winter and
you’ll experience complete darkness and bitter cold temperatures, but come
summer it’s all light filled days and intense sunshine. This capital city
boasts 24 hour sunlight during the summer solstice and the celebration has long
been an important tradition amongst the Nordic population.
Taking all this into account, it’s
hardly surprising that Iceland have decided to host what looks set to be an outstanding
Summer Solstice festival located in the Reyjavik hot spring valley. Immerse
yourself in one of the world’s most remarkable geo-thermal hot spots while
music legends such as Massive Attack and Disclosure take to the stage.
Variety is the spice of life at
Secret Solstice, the festival also offers a theme park, petting zoo, botanical
garden and a behemoth swimming pool for adventure seeking revellers. Wowee!
Head to Stonehenge
for a 24 Hour Party
Celebrate with thousands of other
sun worshippers this June as Summer Solstice pleasure seekers come together for
an all-night party amongst the stones. Why Stonehenge? Well, Stonehenge is a
national treasure, it’s one of the world’s most famous heritage sites and the
stones are believed to have been erected as early as 3000BC. This is amazing
when you consider that the area has retained its authenticity to the present
day.
As a historical place of worship
and celebration for hundreds of years, this is a sublime setting to mark the
longest day of the year. Gather a group of pals, pack your thermals and run to
the sun for what will surely be one of the most iconic Summer Solstice gatherings
in the UK.
Throw your Own
Summer Solstice Party
Want to stay local but still take
part in Summer Solstice celebrations? Make the most of the (hopefully) fine
weather by throwing your own shindig at home. Light and sunshine are the main themes
surrounding the occasion, so why not host an outdoor feast complete with
hanging fairy lights, LED balloons, glow pots, daisies and daffodils? Go
mythical with the dress code and opt for ethereal head pieces, dreamy kaftans
and pieces which evoke the natural mood of Summer Solstice.
Choose colourful food such as
veggie crudités and rainbow salads mixed with substantial meaty goodness for
good measure. Bring the sunshine to your front lawn this June.
We hope our summer solstice ideas
have given you some food for thought. We’d love to know how you’ll be marking
the occasion. Drop us a comment below or tweet us at @Nica_Handbags.
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