On International Women's Day, long queues formed in front of flower kiosks on Viru Street in Tallinn as people bought flowers for the women in their lives.
On Sunday morning in Tallinn, particularly at the flower kiosks located in front of the Viru Gates, there was a bustling atmosphere with long queues forming as many individuals sought to purchase flowers for International Women's Day. Men were seen buying exquisite bouquets for their wives and loved ones, while women bought flowers for their mothers and grandmothers. This day is still widely celebrated in Estonia, with the tradition of giving flowers to women.
One shopper, Mait, emphasized the importance of this gesture, expressing that bringing flowers is necessary to make the women in their lives feel cherished and appreciated. He commented, "They are our source of joy! They are the ones who give us love, tenderness, warmth, and everything! We must do everything for them!" Other shoppers like Pavel and Aron also shared their plans to give flowers, indicating that such gestures are not limited to Women’s Day alone.
Moreover, another shopper named Bin highlighted the significance of Women’s Day in Estonia, noting that in his experience, this celebration is more pronounced in Estonia compared to other countries. His comments reflect a sentiment of cultural pride regarding how women are appreciated on this day, contributing to the vibrant scene seen outside the kiosks where many individuals were actively engaging in this time-honored tradition of flower giving.
