Mother's Day: Celebrate the Day with your Dearest Mom
Every year, the second Sunday of May is celebrated as Mother's Day to honor the mother's love.
Mothers play a significant role in the upbringing of a child. They are the pillar of strength of the family. Every year, Mother's day is celebrated to honor and recognize the love and efforts of all the mothers in the world.
This year, Mother's day will be marked to be celebrated on May 8 as it is observed on the second Sunday of May every year.
All the countries have their own days to celebrate this day. In the UK, this day is observed on the fourth Sunday of March which also commemorates the memory of Mother Church on Christian Mothering Sunday.
In Greece, it is celebrated on February 2, which is connected with the Eastern Orthodox celebration of Jesus Christ's presentation at the temple.
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History and Significance of the Day
The celebration of Mother's Day dates back to the early 20th century in the US. In the US, a lady named Anna Javis organized a memorial in memory of her mother after she died in 1905. She organized a memorial ceremony at St. Andrews Methodist Church in Grafton, West Virginia after three years of her mother's death. With this, the celebration of Mother's Day started to recognize the efforts and love we share with our mothers.
Make your Mother feel special
- To ensure that your mother stays fit and fine you can gift her with presents that are good for her health and helps her to stay fit and healthy.
- Spend time with her by taking her out for the dinner or cooking her favorite dish or watching her favorite TV show together.
- Give her a treat with a relaxing meditation session booking.
- Have a day out with your mother to her favorite place.
