St. Patrick’s Day Traditions To Attract Good Luck

St. Patrick’s Day, March 17th, is not merely a date on the calendar; it’s an ode to all things lucky. 

We love feeling lucky at TuLotero as we create opportunities for people to win the lottery through our app, so St. Patrick’s Day and all its glory to attract luck is held near and dear to our hearts. With St. Patrick’s day just a couple days away, let’s see how we can all feel extra lucky going into the Mega Millions draw tonight! 

The Quest For the Four-Leaf Clover On St. Patrick’s Day

The rare four-leaf clover truly captivates the imagination of all. Have you ever found one? Believed to bestow good luck upon those who find it, the four-leaf clover is a symbol of fortune coveted by many. According to tradition, each leaf represents something significant: the first is for faith, the second for hope, the third for love, and the fourth for luck. Be right back, searching for one in the garden now! 

Rainbows and Pots Of Gold

While in the garden looking for the four-leaf clover a rainbow appeared! In Irish folklore, it’s believed that leprechauns bury their pots of gold at the end of rainbows. While the likelihood of stumbling upon a pot of gold may be slim, the symbolism of rainbows as a bridge between the earthly and the divine, coupled with the promise of untold treasures, continues to evoke a sense of wonder and possibility. The Mega Millions jackpot is a big pot of gold that surely exists though.

The Kiss Of An Irish Person

It’s said that receiving a kiss from an Irish person can bring luck and blessings upon the recipient. This charming tradition is often associated with the warmth and hospitality for which the Irish are renowned. Whether it’s a peck on the cheek or a friendly smooch on the lips, an Irish kiss is believed to carry a bit of the Emerald Isle’s magic with it. Don’t be surprised when you see people walking around with “Kiss me, I’m Irish” shirts on. 

Wearing Green

One of the most recognizable customs of St. Patrick’s Day is wearing green attire. This tradition dates back to the 17th century when green became associated with Ireland’s lush landscapes and the «wearing of the green» became a symbol of pride for the Irish people. Donning green clothing, accessories, or even painting one’s face with shamrocks is believed to ward off pinchers and invite good luck for the year ahead.

Get Lucky On TuLotero This St. Patrick’s Day 

Go into the weekend doing all the right things to attract good luck to yourself. A lottery win on TuLotero, on St. Patrick’s day is a perfect combination. Our company’s color is green so we are already attracting good luck for you! Best of luck to everyone and happy St. Patrick’s Day!