With Mother’s Day falling on Sunday, 12 May 2024 in many countries, we would like to take this opportunity to help spread a little joy among mothers. Thank you, mum, for all the little and big things you do. From making snacks to the fact that you gave us life: you rock!
At ifolor, you’ll find creative gift ideas for the mums and mother figures in your life. All gifts can be personalised and will no doubt make the recipient happy.
Looking for inspiration for the perfect Mother's Day gift? Then you've come to the right place. We show you five creative photo products for this year's Mother's Day.
A personalised photo book is always a great way of reminiscing about shared trips, events or milestones. Find your best family snapshots and give your mother a photo book full of memories. But the best part is you can easily order a second photo book for grandma.
This day is a wonderful reason to give your mum something a little special. The joy will continue long after gifts have been unwrapped. No matter how stressful life gets, photo gifts are sure to make your mum smile every day.
Your mum is sure to have a picture frame or two on her wall at home with photos of her offspring or a memorable family event. This Mother's Day, take the opportunity to update your mother's living room with new photos to make it stand out.
You can send your mum an extra special personal greeting with a personalised Mother's Day card. They are quick to make and convert into works of art.
We'll show you how you and your mother can take a trip down memory lane with a personalised photo book. The perfect gift for Mother’s Day.
A little gift will make your Mum really happy and make Mother's Day unforgettable. The opportunity to say thank you to your mother and show her you love her. We have put together a few ideas for Mother's Day photo gifts.
Impress your beloved mum with memories of treasured family moments to decorate her walls. It will be a surprise she will love. Quick to create and with a very personal touch.
It is creative, quick to make and your mum will love it! Our photo greeting cards allow you to send your own personal message. Let us show you how to design a wonderful card for your mum on Mother's Day in just a few short steps.
The second Sunday in May should always be a very special day for your mum. And adding a personal touch makes the surprise that much more memorable. Take a look through our inspiration blog, which is packed with creative ideas for you.
Mother’s Day can be traced back to ancient Greece. The goddess Rhea was celebrated there on this day. Rhea was the mother of the god Zeus, which is why she was honoured. In today’s form Mother’s Day was shaped during the English and US-American women’s movement. Back then, so-called Mothers Day Meetings were held when mothers discussed current issues. The Methodist Anna Marie Jarvis, who held a memorial Mothers Day Meeting on 12 May, 1907, the Sunday after the second anniversary of her mother’s death, is considered to be the founder of today’s Mother’s Day. A prayer was devoted to all mothers the following year. She was also the one who tried to create an official Mother’s Day, which was already celebrated in 1909 in the USA. Mother’s Day was observed as a national public holiday for the first time in 1914.
Anna Marie Jarvis was mainly committed to peace and equality for women and ensured the poor hygiene conditions were improved, which were the main reason for high infant mortality. By introducing a public holiday, she intended to honour mothers so that their work and achievements are not forgotten. Today, Mother’s Day is mainly celebrated because we should say thank you to our Mums for everything they do for us every day.
Mothers are particularly thrilled with a “Thank you”. It goes without saying that her love for us is unconditional but all the same she works hard to make us happy every day. Many of our most wonderful childhood memories are thanks to our mother. She is the one who takes care of us, cooks for us and shows us how the world works. She is also the one who gave us life in the first place. We should honour her on this special day and thank her for everything she has done for us. At the end of the day, we would not be here without our mother.