Festive Greetings from Fae Nation

December 21st, 2012

Elsa Beskow
Ollie & Jack Frost Meet King Winter
from Ollie’s Ski Trip by Elsa Beskow

Wishing all our readers a very Merry Yuletide and Wonderful New Year!

Win Tickets for 3 Wishes Faery Fest!

May 25th, 2012

Our favourite event of the year is fast approaching! 3 Wishes Faery Fest, sponsored by FAE Magazine, will take place on June 15th-17th at Mount Edgecumbe Country Park (on the border of Cornwall and Devon). With a whole host of bands, entertainment, workshops, stalls and more being announced all the time, it is set to be three days of pure faerie family frolics. This is the 6th year the festival has been running and it just gets better and better each time!

We have a pair of tickets to give away to one reader. To enter, just answer the following question:
Which year and month did the first 3 Wishes Faery Fest take place?

Just fill in the form below to submit your entry. You have just this weekend to enter – the give away closes on Monday 28th May, and the winner will be selected randomly and announced on Wednesday 30th May. Good luck!

And the winner is… Nina HH. Well done, and thank you to everyone who entered!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Festive Greetings from Fae Nation!

December 19th, 2008

The Veil Is Lifting…

October 31st, 2008

Happy Fairy Day!

June 24th, 2008

Fairy Day

Seasons Greetings from Fae Nation!

December 24th, 2007

Seasons Greetings

A Special Note from Tangle

May 1st, 2007

Today is Fae Nation’s 1st birthday!

The site launched in May 2006, with the aim of bringing the Faerie community the best the world of Faerie has to offer. Since then we have grown and grown and will continue to do so for, I hope, many years into the future.
I just want to say a huge Thank You to every one that reads Fae Nation, and all those who have offered support and encouragement over the last year. I hope you will join me in celebrating, and continue to visit Fae Nation for your daily faerie-fix!

Faery Wishes and Butterfly Kisses,

Tangle

At the Crossroads

December 31st, 2006

Crossroads have always regarded as special places, with many superstitions and legends associated with them. Often suicides and murderers were buried or hung in gibbets at lonely crossroads so their restless ghosts would be confused and not know which direction to take, thus preventing them from coming back to harm the living. In Iceland, people believe that the elves move house on New Year’s Eve. Mortals may intercept them at crossroads, in the hope the elves will bribe them with food and treasure to let them pass.

Best Wishes from all at Fae Nation as we stand on the threshold of 2007.

Festive Greetings!

December 25th, 2006

Festive Greetings from Fae Nation

Wishing You and Yours a Happy Christmas
from all at Fae Nation!

And remember – a Fairy is for life, not just for the top of your Christmas tree!
(Thank you to Doktor A for the artwork!)