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St Vincent Flags – St Vincent and the Grenadines Flag & Bunting

Blue, gold and green with three green diamonds in a V, the Gems of the Antilles, flown for Independence Day on 27 October, Vincy Mas and the Vincentian community of High Wycombe and beyond. Pick the St Vincent flag in 20x12in to 8ft x 5ft, add St Vincent bunting in 3m or 9m and hand round St Vincent hand flags.

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The St Vincent and the Grenadines flag: the Gems of the Antilles

The flag of St Vincent and the Grenadines is a vertical tricolour of blue, gold and green, with the gold band twice the width of the others and three green diamonds arranged in a V in its centre. The V stands for Vincent, and the diamonds for the islands themselves, the Gems of the Antilles. Blue is the Caribbean sky and sea, gold the warmth of the people and the golden sands of the Grenadines, and green the lush vegetation of the main island and the vitality of the people. This version was adopted on 21 October 1985, replacing the independence flag of 1979, which carried a breadfruit leaf and the coat of arms on the gold band. Our St Vincent flag, catalogued as Saint Vincent, is the current 1985 design with the diamonds in the correct V arrangement.

27 October, Vincy Mas and Vincentians in the UK

Independence Day on 27 October marks the end of British rule in 1979 and is celebrated with a parade at Victoria Park in Kingstown. Vincy Mas, the carnival held in late June and early July, is the islands’ biggest festival, and the Nine Mornings festivities before Christmas are a unique Vincentian tradition. The flag is also flown for West Indies cricket and for Kingstown’s Arnos Vale ground. Britain’s Vincentian community dates from the 1950s and 1960s and is especially strong in High Wycombe, which has one of the largest Vincentian populations outside the Caribbean, as well as in London, Leeds and Huddersfield. Independence dinners, Windrush celebrations and fundraising after the 2021 La Soufrière eruption and Hurricane Beryl in 2024 have all brought the blue, gold and green out in British towns.

Sizes, grades and fittings

Available sizes are 20x12in, 3ft x 2ft, 5ft x 3ft and 8ft x 5ft. The 5ft x 3ft is the one to fly from a pole or carry in a parade, and the 3ft x 2ft is the choice for a hall or bedroom wall. Flagtex is the economical lightweight print; DuraFlag is the heavier, longer-lasting knitted fabric with double hems. Every flag has brass eyelets, and DuraFlag can be ordered with clips or rope and toggle.

St Vincent bunting

St Vincent bunting is sold in 3m and 9m lengths of rectangular pennants, each with the blue, gold and green and the three diamonds. Use it to dress a community hall, a Caribbean restaurant or a garden for an independence weekend.

Hand flags and table flags

St Vincent hand flags on wooden sticks come in 9x6in and 18x12in for carnival processions, cricket crowds and school Black History Month assemblies. The St Vincent table flag is a 6x4in desk flag with a base, and the large wooden table flag 18x12in suits a reception. Grenada, St Lucia, Barbados and Trinidad and Tobago are among the world flags.

St Vincent flag FAQs

What do the three diamonds on the St Vincent flag mean?

They form a V for Vincent and represent the islands as the Gems of the Antilles.

What do the colours of the St Vincent and the Grenadines flag mean?

Blue for the sky and sea, gold for the people’s warmth and the sands of the Grenadines, and green for the vegetation and the energy of the people.

Has the St Vincent flag changed?

Yes. The 1979 independence flag had a breadfruit leaf and the coat of arms; the diamond design replaced it in 1985.

When is St Vincent Independence Day?

27 October, the anniversary of independence from Britain in 1979.

When is Vincy Mas?

Vincy Mas carnival runs from late June to early July, finishing with Mardi Gras street parades in Kingstown.

Which way should the St Vincent flag hang?

Blue at the hoist next to the pole and green at the fly, with the V of diamonds pointing downwards.

Can St Vincent flags arrive quickly?

Yes. St Vincent flags, bunting and table flags are stocked in and dispatched from our Stoke-on-Trent warehouse; place your order by 2pm for same-day dispatch, with free delivery in 1–2 working days.