To honor the 108th anniversary of the Republic of Estonia, ceremonial flag raisings were held across the country. In Tallinn, the flag was raised at Pika Hermanni Tower at 7:32 AM accompanied by the national anthem. The ceremony featured speeches from notable figures, including a speech by Lauri Hussar, the Chairman of the Riigikogu, and a blessing from the Archbishop of the Estonian Evangelical Lutheran Church, Urmas Viilma. Additionally, a student from the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre recited the Estonian Declaration of Independence.

In various parts of Estonia, several significant flag-raising ceremonies occurred. In Pärnu, the festivities began at 7:31 AM at Independence Square near the monument commemorating the declaration of the Republic of Estonia. There, performances were made by the men's choir of Mihkel Lüdig and the boys' choir of Pärnu Art School. In Narva, the flag was ceremonially raised at the Northern Courtyard of the Narva Castle at sunrise, precisely at 7:18 AM, reflecting a nationwide movement of patriotic celebrations.

The observance also included laying wreaths at the memorial of those fallen in the War of Independence at the Garnison Cemetery at 8:30 AM, symbolizing reverence for Estonia's history. Other municipalities, like Sillamäe, followed suit with their own ceremonies, showcasing a unifying theme of national pride and remembrance across Estonia, reinforcing the bond between citizens and their heritage as they celebrate their independence.