May Day is the perfect way to let someone know you are thinking of them. May 1st celebrations date back to the ancient Celtic holiday of Beltane, the celebration of the beginning of summer. To them, it was a time to celebrate growth, and they did this by holding bonfires, decorating their homes with spring flowers, feasting, and visiting holy wells. May Day also became associated with workers’ rights with the advent of International Workers’ Day in 1904 and has become a national holiday in some countries. It is a day to be grateful for our health, happiness, and our communities, and here are 7 ways you can celebrate May Day at home.