Candlelight vigil

Okay, so a candlelight vigil is when people gather together in a quiet and peaceful way to remember someone or something that is very important to them. They usually happen when something sad has happened, like when someone has died or when something bad has happened in a community.

Everyone brings a small candle, and when it gets dark, they light the candles and hold them in their hands. The candles are like special little lights that represent hope, love, and respect for the person or thing they are remembering.

People stand in a circle, holding their candles and often singing or saying words that are meaningful to them. They might share memories, read poems, or offer prayers for healing and comfort. It's a way for everyone to come together and show their support for each other during a difficult time.

After the vigil is over, everyone blows out their candles and goes home, but the candles' memories stay with them. It's a very powerful and touching experience that helps people feel connected and supported when they need it the most.