New Year's Day -- January 1
Valentine's Day -- February 14
St. David's Day -- March 1
St. Patrick's Day -- March 17
Holy Saturday -- Before Easter
Easter Sunday -- March 21
Easter Monday -- April 25
Good Friday -- Friday before Easter, churches hold services to commemorate Jesus' Passion
This is a public holiday in the UK, with traditional hot cross buns being eaten.
Ascension Day -- Thursday after the Fourth Sunday of Easter, also known as Holy Thursday
Pentecost -- Seventh Sunday after Easter, also known as White Sunday
Lady's Day -- March 25, also known as Annunciation Day (detail of the announcement)
April Fool's Day -- April 1
Queen's Birthday -- June 10 or the first Saturday before
St. George's Day -- May 1
May Day -- May 1
Beltane -- May 1
Commonwealth Day -- May 1
Queen's Official Birthday -- June 10 or the first Saturday before
Shrove Tuesday -- Before Lent begins, pancakes are eaten
Mother's Day -- Second Sunday in May
Bank Holiday -- May Bank Holiday -- Fifth week of May
Military Parade -- June second Saturday
Midsummer's Day -- June 23
Halloween -- October 31
All Saints' Day -- November 1
Guy Fawkes' Day -- November 5
Christmas Eve -- December 24
Christmas Day -- December 25
Boxing Day -- December 26
Maundy Thursday -- Thursday before Jesus' Passion
National Day -- Fixed holiday with royal ceremonies
Bank Holiday -- Bank holidays are public holidays in the UK that are specifically for bank employees, but they are widely celebrated and often involve travel, such as heading to the seaside or countryside for a weekend.
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