 On that Sunday, the "Straußbuben" ("bouquet lads"), and often also "Straußmädchen" ("bouquet girls"), put the "Kerwestrauß" up at the inn.Although it is called a "Strauß" ("bouquet"), it is actually a spruce tree decorated with colourful streamers.The "Straußpfarrer" ("bouquet pastor", but not a real clergyman) then reads the rhymed "Straußpredigt" ("bouquet sermon"), which is a summary of the year's events in the village.