Swedish midsummer

My recipe for Swedish Midsummer Cake with Berries and Cream is the perfect cake to make during the soft fruit season. Light and airy, this is a layer cake that is filled with pillows of whipped Chantilly cream and ripe summer berries, both in the layers and on top of the cake too. Make this cake for any special summer occasion, or "just because", and be sure to serve it with a cuppa.

Små grodorna (little frogs) is one of the most popular songs during midsummer in Sweden. Swedes love it! Everyone, old and young, unite around the midsummer pole to dance in circles, pretending to be little ... Read more

Swedish Inspired Midsummer Picnic: Enjoy drinks, smorgasbord, and dessert all inspired by a traditional Swedish Midsummer party menu. Easy to create at home, and so delicious! We're celebrating Swedish midsummer eve with a traditional picnic and some Swedish foods all enjoyed outside for a picnic with friends and family. I'm so excited to share my...Read On →

We have simple steps to help you throw a traditional and enchanting Swedish Midsummer Party! #midsummer #swedishmidsummer #swedishmidsummerparty #swedishmidsummerpartyideas #swedishmidsummerpartyaesthetic #midsummerpartyideas #midsummerpartyaesthetic #PartyPlanning #EntertainingTips #EventPlanning #entertaining #entertainingathome #hostingathome #hostingpartyideas #hostpartyideas #hostingpartiesideas #entertainingdecor #entertainingtablescapes #entertainingpartyideas

Midsummer - Midsummer / AND May Day (May 1st) the ribbons represent the flag -- this one is Swedish -- the 2 wreaths hang on the T shape pole -- w/vines flowers wrapped around it all -- There's a ribbon winding around to music with Folk in National Costumes from their regions.

We're kicking off a week of midsummer inspiration with this strawberry elderflower chiffon layer cake today on honestly yum thank you to @good_eggs for the strawberries.

Swedes have celebrated Midsummer for nearly 600 years. Your Swedish ancestors may have lit bonfires or raised maypoles on Midsummer’s Eve. But you can be pretty sure that they danced. Read more here! #sweden #genealogy #familyhistory