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Each year on the 2nd Sunday of May, sons, daughters and husbands come together and show our appreciation and thanks to the hard works which mothers dedicate each day of their lives.

Before Mother’s Day comes around this year, make sure you order the freshest bouquet of Mother’s Day flowers or an assortment of treats and chocolates for her to indulge in.

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Guide to Mother’s Day Gifts & Flowers

  • 1.1 - What are the traditional Mother’s Day flowers?
  • 1.2 – What kind of Mother’s Day chocolates are available?
  • 1.3 – Isn’t Mother’s Day just a commercial holiday?
  • 1.4 – What are some low-cost gift ideas for Mother’s Day?

    • 1.1 What are some typical Mother’s Day flowers I can give to mum?

    When it comes to flowers for mums, it’s pretty simple. The most classical and common flowers florists provide, including roses, tulips and carnations will impress any mum. For something a little less predictable, your florist should have a range of custom designed Mother’s Day arrangements in their online catalogue.

    • Roses: Roses to some are over-gifted, but no one can deny they’re the epitome of love and the most recognizable flower on the earth. Red roses lean towards romantic and passionate love, so you may want to steer towards an arrangement of multi-coloured roses.
    • Tulips: The long stemmed beauties are fail-safe flowers for practically any occasions. Tulips only bloom 2-5 days, so you will ideally want to have the flowers delivered on Mother’s Day itself or the day before.
    • Carnations: A traditional Mother’s Day flower, it symbolizes love and admiration among a host of positive connotations. If the mother you are celebrating has passed away, white carnations are the proper flower to honour their memory.

    1.2 What kind of Mother’s Day chocolates are available?

    Ordering a gift for somebody can be difficult at times since we don’t know the recipient all too well. When it’s your mother or wife however, it’s a little different. Get her most favourite chocolate you know of coupled with a personally written card.

    If you’re unsure which chocolates she likes, florists provide a range of gourmet and exotic chocolates. Mum hopefully won’t feel too guilty indulging on some sweets on her special day!

    1.3 Isn’t Mother’s Day just a commercial holiday?

    Many argue or even refuse to celebrate Mother’s Day due to speculation that similar to other gifting holidays (such as Valentine’s Day) it is designed to stimulate flower and gift purchases.

    While this is true to an extent, it doesn’t mean Mums aren’t entitled to be shown some gratitude for what they do. Nor will they accept any argument that Mother’s Day shouldn’t be celebrated. Instead, order some simple and quick flower bouquets for Mother’s Day online. If you’re short on funds, consider some personal or sentimental gifts.

    1.4 What are some low-cost gift ideas for Mother’s Day?

    Giving your mother or wife the same card and flowers every year will be appreciated, but may be getting a little stale. Consider a few of the following to spice up your next Mother’s Day gift:

    • An old photo: Mother’s melt at adorable or sentimental photos. Scrounge through your old photo albums and find a photo of you as a child being happy, or even better, you as a child with your mother. Print it out and use the back of the page as the section for handwriting. Cost: Free if you own a scanner and/or printer!
    • Pick wildflowers: If you know of any fields, meadows, public areas or even your own flowers which you can pick flowers from, this can be a true act of thought and effort as opposed to ordering flowers. Cost: Free again!
    • Spend the day with her: This gesture will obviously mean more if you don’t already see her often, let alone live with her. You can spend the day over, or if your budget can stretch, take her out to dinner too. Cost: Free – ~$60

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