Buzz
1. When is Mother's Day?
Mother's Day in 2020? Mother's Day is also an important occasion that enables you to easily express your feelings to your mother, unlike other days when you hesitate to reveal or express your affection towards her.
When is Mother's Day in 2018, Mother's Day wishes?
Different from March 8th, October 20th, Mother's Day is not fixed on a specific date but is celebrated on Sunday of the second week of May every year, so Mother's Day falls on different dates each year.
2. When is Mother's Day in 2020?
According to our calculation, Mother's Day in 2020 will fall on Sunday, May 10, 2020. On this day, you should prepare small gifts such as cosmetics, dresses, shoes, supplements, fresh flowers, etc., along with sweet, meaningful wishes to express your love and gratitude to your mother.
- Best 20/10 wishes for mom
- Meaningful and best 8/3 wishes for mom
3. Significance, history of Mother's Day
Mother plays a crucial role in everyone's life, and for children, mothers are someone we always cherish and love endlessly, so Mother's Day was created to help you easily express your feelings towards your mother alongside March 8th and October 20th. Every day, mother remains special, someone we treasure, but Mother's Day will help us remember her contributions, sacrifices more, and appreciate her more.
Significance of Mother's Day, What day is Mother's Day?
History of Mother's Day dates back to ancient civilizations alongside human development, emerging during the times of Ancient Greece and Rome. The festival honoring mothers was celebrated in spring, with Greeks often offering rituals to goddesses, especially Rhea - the Mother of the Gods.
There are also documents suggesting Mother's Day originated in England, around 1600. Each year, Mother's Day was observed before Easter, 40 days. On Mother's Day, children would present flowers, fruitcakes to their mothers to express gratitude, love. However, by the 19th century, this custom had been forgotten.
Mother's Day officially became a holiday in the United States in 1911 due to the efforts of a girl named Anna Jarvis in the state of Philadelphia. She felt regretful for not doing much for her mother before her mother passed away and faced the indifference of Americans towards their mothers. On May 8, 1914, the President of the United States signed a decision stating that the second Sunday of May each year would be a day to honor mothers - Mother's Day.
Since then, Mother's Day has become a holiday in many countries. In the early 21st century, Mother's Day also made its way to Vietnam, so on the second Sunday of May, children often express their love for their mothers by sending them wishes, gifts, or cooking delicious meals.
