St. Patrick's Day foil garland

The St. Patrick's Day foil garland is a 3-metre garland with green three-leaf clovers made of shiny foil on a gold-coloured cord. Hang it up before March 17, when Ireland and Irish pubs worldwide celebrate St. Patrick's Day. It will also give the wall the right colour for an Irish evening at home or a green costume party.

How long is this foil garland and what is it made of?

The St. Patrick's Day foil garland is 3 metres long and made of 95% PVC and 5% nylon. It is from the brand Boland.

• The garland measures 3 metres from end to end.
• The composition is 95% PVC and 5% nylon.
• Large and small three-leaf clovers alternate along the cord.
• Each clover has a stitched border that makes the three leaves and the stem stand out.
• There is a loop at both ends of the gold-coloured cord for hanging up the garland.

The three-leaf clover as an Irish symbol

The three-leaf clover, known in English as a shamrock, has been the symbol of Ireland for centuries. According to tradition, Saint Patrick used the plant to explain the Trinity, which is why it appears everywhere on March 17. Together with the colour green, it creates the recognisable look of St. Patrick's Day, from pub facades to parades. A clover garland therefore makes the festive theme immediately clear, even to guests who are unfamiliar with the celebration.

A green outfit to match the clover garland

Once the hanging decoration is above the bar or table, complete the look with a green outfit. A green shirt or a green hat matches the colour of the clovers, while a headband with small hats or a tattoo sleeve with Celtic motifs extends the Irish theme to your costume. This way, the decorations and what you wear form a single green ensemble during the party.

Bring the St. Patrick's Day foil garland into your home and your party room will turn green in just a few minutes on March 17.