On Friday and through the Memorial Day weekend, you may see people handing out and wearing red flowers. Here's why.

While Michigan residents attend Memorial Day parades and ceremonies, many may see roundish, red flowers. Here's the meaning behind the red poppy.

Red poppies remain the Royal British ... as it is often laid at the base of the Cenotaph after the Remembrance Day Ceremony. You can wear a poppy anytime during the year as a sign of respect ...

You might see people wearing the poppy, a roundish, red flower on a lapel — especially on the Friday before Memorial Day.

The red poppy has been a symbol of the American Legion Auxiliary since the 1920s. The poppy is held dear to the hearts of our veterans and should be to ...

If you're a fan of the royal family, you've probably seen its members wear red paper flowers from time ... held each November in honor of Remembrance Day. Similar to Memorial Day in the States ...

The red poppy is instantly recognisable as ... poppy look so different to the one used elsewhere? Why we wear poppies for Remembrance Day and when to start wearing them Children in Need reveals ...

As a sign to show we are thinking of all those lost to conflicts, many people wear a small red poppy ... against the mental scars of combat. Every day veterans living with the impacts of ...

The red flower is mostly associated with the U.K. and Commonwealth countries for Remembrance Day on Nov. 11, and the poppy symbol is believed to have come from the poem “In Flanders Fields” by ...

As Michigan residents honor fallen military personnel over Memorial Day, many will wear a delicate, red poppy – in remembrance of the lives lost on battlefields where these flowers once grew.