From a royal visit by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to dressing children and animals up in traditional Welsh costumes, people have been celebrating St David's Day and Welsh culture across the country.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited a goat farm near Abergavenny to learn about the importance of the agricultural industry to rural populations.
The Duchess wore a red scarf and a daffodil whilst visiting the farm on March 1.
The Duchess of Cambridge joined her husband the Duke on a visit to a goat farm near Abergavenny. Credit: PA Images
The couple toured and visited Abergavenny Market to try cheese and find out first-hand about the significance of local suppliers.
The Duchess of Cambridge also took the opportunity to pet the goats at Pant Farm, a goat farm that has been providing milk to a local cheese producer for nearly 20 years.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited Wales on St David's Day to try their hand at making a Welsh delicacy. Credit: PA
Here's how you've been celebrating St David's Day:
Parades of people holding St. David's flag and the Welsh flag took place across Wales.
A dragon-shaped lantern called 'Dewi', which is the Welsh translation of David, was carried through Holyhead town centre.
The dragon lantern was made by the students of Ysgol Cybi who constructed it using dried willow, cling film and tissue paper.
Nine-month-old Sophie has a Welsh Mum and an English Dad. Credit: Megan FieldingOne-year-old Mathilde and her cousins Miranda, six, and Phoebe, 10. Credit: Claire WookeyPeople marched through Cardiff City centre on St. David's day. Credit: Zaynub AkbarEva-Lily, four, and Hallie, five months, celebrating St David's Day in Port Talbot. Credit: Stefanie PaduchThis Alaskan Malamute is ready for St David's Day. Credit: Tracy PurnellElsie, eight, and Ivy Burgess, 10, ready for school in Port Talbot today. Credit: Sian Jones10-year-old Scarlett is ready to celebrate St David's Day in school. Credit: Danielle BarchamMeg has a special daffodil neckerchief for St David's Day. Credit: Emily SnowdonSheena captured these beautiful daffodils. Credit: Sheena Parry-DaviesOne-year-old Cora from Llanharan dressed in her Welsh lady costume. Credit: Jason PhillipsDewi, five months, from Llanharan wore his daffodil hat. Credit: Mike HurfordAmelia wore a traditional Welsh costume in Cwmparc, Rhondda. Credit: Lana MartinThree-year-old Miley Hodges from Tonypandy was excited for St David's Day. Credit: Candice Finlay
