St. Patrick's Day House Flags

Decorative Saint Patrick’s Day House Flags or Decorative House Banners for your home or business.

Our St. Patrick’s Day house flags are bright, bold, and beautiful to display during the season of green. The day was first observed in Ireland as a religious event with feasts honoring the life of St. Patrick, but today it is mainly a secular holiday celebrating Irish culture. St. Patrick was a 5th-century missionary and Bishop in Ireland and is credited with introducing Christianity to Ireland. Although Patrick was never formally canonized, he is revered as a saint within the Catholic Church as well as many other Christian denominations. According to legend, Patrick used the shape of a shamrock in his teachings as a visual aid to represent the Holy Trinity. It is also believed that Patrick viewed the rainbow as a symbol of God’s promise to never destroy the earth again by flood. St. Patrick’s Day or his Feast Day is celebrated on March, 17th which is believed to be the date of Patrick’s death. Leprechauns are not associated with St. Patrick, however, this mythical creature is one of the most enduring myths in Ireland. As the story goes, if one is wearing green, it makes them invisible to leprechauns who are tricky little creatures that like to pinch people. If they see you, they will pinch you, hence the Irish tradition of wearing green on St. Patrick’s Day. And as good luck is concerned, the tradition of a shamrock or clover leaf being used by the Saint to represent the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit a clover with four leaves is very rare, and one is considered “lucky” to find one, hence other good-luck charms that have become associated with the occasion. For example, the Leprechaun’s pot-o’-gold at the end of the rainbow and the horseshoe. Honor Ireland’s Patron Saint, get some green on, and dress up the outdoors or indoors of your home or business at the same time by displaying Saint Patty’s Day house flags.

• Green and gold Irish-themed house flags are a great way to decorate for the 17th of March and make it lucky and fun
• Displaying decorative house flags is a simple and inexpensive way to mix with other shamrock and leprechaun-themed props or arrange your St. Pat’s Day-themed decorations around the theme of your decorative St. Patrick’s house flags
• No decorative or seasonal house flag collection is complete without at least one Happy St. Patrick’s Day selection
• Give your favorite flag collector a St. Patrick’s Day house flag as a gift