Anzac Day is observed on the 25th of April every year. Originally a day to remember our troops who fought in WW1, the day is now used to commemorate all of our fallen soldiers that served for Australia and New Zealand in wars and conflicts. Wreaths and flowers are the traditional way to honour those who sacrificed their lives for our country. Throughout services and ceremonies held on Anzac Day, flowers are used to pay respects and are often laid on graves and memorials.
Anzac Day is observed on the 25th of April every year. Originally a day to remember our troops who fought in WW1, the day is now used to commemorate all of our fallen soldiers that served for Australia and New Zealand in wars and conflicts.
Wreaths and flowers are the traditional way to honour those who sacrificed their lives for our country. Throughout services and ceremonies held on Anzac Day, flowers are used to pay respects and are often laid on graves and memorials.
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