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Plan some fun activity with your mom to celebrate Mother’s Day


Mother’s Day is the upcoming most important day when you have to plan out something extra-ordinary. She is a superwoman and making her feel special would be an honor. You hardly get that free time to spend with her – right? So, on this upcoming mother’s day, as a special mother’s day gift, spend a quality day with her. Both of you would treasure this special moment for many years to come. Have a look below:




Visit a winery: Does your mom love wine? Like most women, if she does, a visit to a winery would be a splendid idea to celebrate the mother’s day. A vineyard is a lovely place to visit or spend time with your mom. You would get to taste the raw grapes and see how actually the wine gets its amazing taste. If the owner allows you to participate in the process of wine making, you may come out learning something really new and interesting. Before ending the day, don’t forget to take a few bottles back with you.


Book a spa for you mom: She is a hard working woman and sometimes she needs time to relax. On this mother’s day, give her a special treat by booking a spa massage and bath for her. Most of the spa centers (the well-renowned ones) have trained therapists who knows to make you feel rejuvenated. She would come out feeling a lot more young and lively.


Tea Party with mom’s friends: Do you have a nice lawn or garden or terrace? Any home have at least one of these three. Arrange a nice tea party for your mom and also invite your mom’s friends to your place. Include the unique and beneficial tea types like chamomile, rose, jasmine, along with normal tea. As it is the tea party, there must be cookies, biscuits, and brownies on the table. So, plan accordingly. And also if you can decorate the tea table with some fresh flowers, it would be really enthralling.


Manicure and nail art: On this mother’s day, give her a manicure treatment and show your talent of nail art. She would be happy for sure. Many of our home-maker mom’s forget to take care of themselves. A simple manicure with nail art would give her hands a makeover for sure. In case you don’t know the steps of manicure, you can always watch a YouTube video and learn.


Peaceful picnic: Ride you mom to some peaceful riverside and have a peaceful picnic there. Carry the necessary food and drink items and spend the alone time with her which you often miss due to other important works blocking your way.

Cook something for her: This is every mom’s dream to see their child cook something successfully. Give her rest on this special day and cook the whole meal including all her favorite dishes. A little bit of help form your siblings would be suggested. She would be on top of the world for this best mother’s day gift.

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