Mother’s Day in the UK is on the fourth Sunday of Lent, which usually means it lands sometime in March. Mother’s Day is not a bank holiday, but it is still celebrated by a vast Majority.

Mother’s Day is is celebrated in many countries across the world and each share similar traditions. Also knows by it’s religious name Mothering Sunday, it’s a time for honouring your mother. If you were baptised, you would traditionally visit the church you were baptised in to observe this day.

Now a more commercialised day, unfortunately it’s lost a lot of what it stands for however, it is still a day where families come together. Children would normally present their mother with gifts in a way to say thanks, but we all know no amount of gifts could ever be enough to say what we really want or need to say.

 
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