Celebrate Epiphany in a beautiful Waldorf Way with this lovely update of last years guide from myself, Josie Hamor @onwillowsbend Franziska Shelton @myseasonaltreasury, thank you to Josie for compiling this beautiful guide which we can share with you today,.
 
Three Kings Day or Epiphany is the celebration of the coming of the magic and marks the end of the Twelve Holy Nights. Three Kings Day is celebrated by many countries and cultures in many different ways, from gift giving, feasts, special cakes, Church services, song and prayer.
 
For many Three Kings Day or Epiphany marks a ceremonial end to the festive season. In our family Three Kings Day is a time for games and fun as we joyfully farewell the Christmas season and look ahead to the year to come.
 
The three Kings arrive at our nativity scene after their long journey around the room. We make a special morning tea, decorating our table with a golden cloth and lanterns and we bake a special King Cake with a hidden fève (small charm) inside. The person who finds the fève in their slice becomes King for the Day- wearing the golden crown they can choose what they’d like us to do that day and what we will eat for dinner. My girls find these simple, sweet traditions so very exciting and magical. The following guide is full of inspiration for celebrating a simple yet meaningful Waldorf-inspired Three Kings Day with your family. We hope you enjoy it and feel inspired to bake, create and celebrate with us!