Today is the first of several Easter posts where we will focus on Czech Easter traditions and folk customs throughout all the lands of Bohemia, Moravia and Slovakia.
But first, we wanted to share
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I am glad this is in English, so I can send this description to my English speaking friends. Thanks!
You are most welcome Dana!
The whole purpose of this site is for English speaking people to know and understand the beauty of the Czech Republic and all of its customs, traditions, places to visit and people!
Thank you for sharing!
x Kytka
Great information! Growing up Czech, I only new a few of these traditions. It’s nice to hear the whole story behind it. Thanks for sharing!
You’re welcome Kati.
This whole week will be filled with Easter traditions, celebrations, fun and food!
Happy Easter!
x Kytka
Oh, what delightful illustrations, pictures and traditions! I can’t wait to see more, especially the tradition of whipping. I know it was all about tradition and not mean, but I think I would not reward with colored, but perhaps raw eggs over the head. (:
Thank you for sharing these. My grandparents came to Texas from Moravia in 1885. Some of these traditions I have learned thru my parents & other family members.
Hi Debbie,
We are glad you enjoy the site.
It’s awesome that you know the traditions and understand the value of remembering the customs and culture.
Thanks for your visit and comment!
We hope to see you soon.
Thank you so much for showing those of us who decended from Czech grandparents.
I was too stupid to ask about things in the “old country”. Now, when there is no one to ask,
I am so curious about everything.
Keep up the good work.