United Kingdom Public Holidays 2046

New Year’s Day – Monday, January 1
The beginning of the new year is celebrated with fireworks, parties, and family gatherings.

St. David’s Day (Wales only) – Friday, March 1
A public holiday in Wales honoring St. David, the country’s patron saint, with parades, cultural events, and traditional Welsh food.
St. Patrick’s Day (Northern Ireland only) – Sunday, March 17
A celebration of Irish heritage, featuring parades, music, and religious services in Northern Ireland.
Good Friday – Friday, March 30
A significant Christian holiday marking the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, observed with church services and fasting.

Easter Monday (England, Wales, Northern Ireland only) – Monday, April 1
The day after Easter Sunday, celebrated with family gatherings, outdoor activities, and Easter egg hunts.

Early May Bank Holiday – Monday, May 7
A springtime holiday for relaxation, often marked by festivals and public events.
Spring Bank Holiday – Monday, May 28
Marks the arrival of warmer weather, with many people taking short trips or enjoying outdoor activities.

Battle of the Boyne (Northern Ireland only) – Friday, July 12
Commemorates the historic Battle of the Boyne in 1690, an important event in Northern Irish history, with parades and celebrations.

Summer Bank Holiday (Scotland only) – Monday, August 6
A public holiday marking the end of summer, often enjoyed with outdoor events and festivals in Scotland.
Summer Bank Holiday (England, Wales, Northern Ireland) – Monday, August 27
A long weekend before autumn, typically spent enjoying leisure activities and summer festivities.

St. Andrew’s Day (Scotland only) – Saturday, November 30
A celebration of Scotland’s patron saint, featuring feasts, music, and cultural events.

Christmas Day – Wednesday, December 25
A major holiday celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ, marked by family gatherings, feasting, and exchanging gifts.
Boxing Day – Thursday, December 26
A British tradition involving gift-giving, charity, and post-Christmas sales.