Even though the whole thing is slightly ridiculous you may also be interested to know that there are rules to Eurovision.

Though England’s Sam Ryder came second in last year’s competition, we’re hosting it on behalf of the winner Ukraine, where the war against Russia rages on. We have the flags and bunting for all the competing countries as well as Eurovision party Flag Packs, waving flags and desk flags for work!

When I contacted seller they initially did not want to offer any refund - just saying it was a mistake.

For Eurovision, there’s nothing more fitting than this 37-flag version, which features all the participating nations. You can not only hang it on the wall of your living room at home, but also use it to decorate a concert hall, bar, restaurant, garden. performance (this could cover anything from whether they are in tune, to dance routines), and staging (props, lighting, special effects etc).As I’ve mentioned before here on the blog, we are major Eurovision Song Contest fans in this house and can’t wait to watch this year’s Grand Final tomorrow night.

One to reserve for the final countdown, hand out confetti cannons to pull when this year’s winner is announced. This is the first time the UK has hosted the famous Song Contest since 1998 when it was held in Birmingham and presided over by the one and only Terry Wogan. However, if you would like to support me with a small donation, which helps to keep this blog running, it would be much appreciated.The Eurovision Song Contest will take place in Malmö, Sweden on Tuesday 7 May (First Semi-Final), Thursday 9 May (Second Semi-Final) and Saturday 11 May (Grand Final) 2024. The Eurovision song contest winners of 2022 were Ukraine, but due to the current difficulties in Ukraine, they are unable to host, meaning the rights went to whoever were in second place. Etsy’s 100% renewable electricity commitment includes the electricity used by the data centres that host Etsy. For the 2024 Contest in Malmö it was decided that the Liverpool 2023 slogan United By Music would remain the permanent slogan for the Eurovision Song Contest.