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Kūčios in Lithuania: the date and what to bring if invited

Lithuania · Nationwide

Kūčios is celebrated in Lithuania on the evening of 24 December. For a visit, we suggest a small lisianthus bouquet that can be placed without rearranging the table. This is a home gift idea rather than a traditional Kūčios flower.

Lavender lisianthus with a bud against a dark green background
Colour and shape vary between cultivars. Use it as a visual reference rather than to identify a plant.

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24 December and the time you agree with the family

Kauno tautinės kultūros centras places Kūčios dinner on 24 December. The calendar records that whole day so you can check the date. Agree on your arrival time with the people inviting you.

Check whether you are meeting for Kūčios or another Christmas visit. An invitation for the 25th should not become a delivery on the 24th because you use this page. Choose Lithuania’s calendar even when reading in another language.

Ask before ordering a bouquet

The National Museum of Lithuania explains the importance of family togetherness and the table in this celebration. Do not assume there is space for a centrepiece or that your hosts want to change their preparations. The dinner guide linked below explains how to bring a gift for the home without deciding where it goes.

Compare the soft petals of lisianthus with the open shape of gerberas. Choose around their taste and what the florist can prepare for your visit.

Arrange the handover and prepare the journey

You could ask: “I would like a small lisianthus bouquet for a visit on 24 December. I need to collect it before leaving and carry it myself.” Agree on size, container and total price. Confirm the florist’s hours for that afternoon.

If you will be waiting outdoors, explain the journey before buying. The transport guide helps you prepare for moving from cold outdoors into the home. For remote delivery, agree on a time when someone can receive it. A date in the calendar neither books delivery nor sets the dinner time.

Which flowers to choose

Compare flowers to choose the format, colours and care that suit the occasion.

Frequently asked questions

Is Kūčios on 24 or 25 December?

Kūčios is on the evening of 24 December. Check separately any visit you have arranged for the 25th.

Do I have to bring flowers to Kūčios dinner?

Flowers are a gift idea for the visit rather than a traditional part of Kūčios. Lisianthus and gerbera offer different shapes for a small bouquet.

Does the subscription also include the 25th?

This occasion records only 24 December. It does not add a dinner at a specific time or create another event on the 25th.

Can I send the bouquet another day?

Yes, if you agree with the recipient on a convenient time. You can thank your hosts on the day and arrange flowers for another visit.

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