April Fools’ Day traditions are a fun and playful way to celebrate the holiday. In many countries, people observe the day by playing jokes on each other.

In France, for example, people stick paper fish onto each other’s backs, a tradition that has been around since the 16th century. The victim is called “Poisson D’avril” or “April fish.”

In Ukraine, April Fools ‘Day is celebrated as “Humoring” with parades, concerts and street performances. While in the United Kingdom, jokes and tricks are only allowed until noon on April 1st. If people keep playing jokes and tricks after the time allowed, it is considered bad luck. On the other hand, the United States has been celebrating it since at least the 18th century. By the 19th century, April Fools had become an extremely popular tradition across the country, with newspapers even getting in on the fun with fake headlines and stories.

Nowadays, the United States has one classic tradition which consists of playing practical jokes on friends and family members. Some people also enjoy creating elaborate schemes, like fake stories or office pranks.

As the world gears up for a day of playful deception, remember that April Fools’ Day is all about embracing humor and having a good laugh with friends and loved ones, so do not be afraid to get creative and join in on the fun!