Ideal Mother''s Day Solutions

By Author: Isela Desquare
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A shoulder to cry on, a helping hand in times of need and fundamentally none of us would be here without them, mothers are due some rewarding. However, despite mums being ''on-call'' throughout the year, they only have one day dedicated to them. Mothering Sunday is always the fourth Sunday in Lent and has been a day of celebration since the 16th century. In 2011 Mother''s Day falls on the third of April.

But what can you possibly give in thanks and respect to the woman that brought you into the world and has loved and cared for you ever since? Here are some ideas that should help you along the way.

If you don''t have mountains of cash to flash, stay true and classic with a winning bouquet of flowers. Each flower has a different meaning so you can tailor them to suit your mother''s personality. But, three failsafe varieties are carnations, daffodils and roses, representing in order, a woman''s love, respect and love.

Flowers are a great gift if you live far away from your mother. You can order them online with an international florist and have them delivered to your mum from a local branch.

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... have a little more money to spend, but are still a little clueless as to exactly what to get, a gift card is ideal. All the major department stores as well as leading high street shops sell vouchers that can be redeemed in store; many also offer this service online.

There are dedicated websites that sell online vouchers to your mum''s favourite shops on the virtual high street. Many websites sell everything from home goods to clothes so your mum is sure to find something that takes her fancy. A gift voucher is a real treat for someone that spends the majority of their time shopping for others.

If you are a little more flush for cash, a gift hamper packed full of wonderfulness is sure to hit the spot. This is a great way to get your mum a little of a lot of the things she loves. You can package it up yourself mixing in your own combination of chocolates, wine and home-spa treatments or you can jump on the internet and order one from a whole host of online and high street retailers. Harrods and Selfridges do particularly fantastic hampers.

But if you aren''t short of a penny or two, or if you believe your mum deserves some serious rewarding, a day at a spa is the ultimate Mother''s Day treat. If you throw in a treatment or two your mum will be over the moon. To find the best deals, the internet will be your best friend. Look out for special offers from some of the country''s leading hotel chains in the run up to Mother''s Day. Isela Desquare is a freelance writer and retail enthusiast. For more information on mother's day gifts check out this useful article http://www.voucherfinder.co.uk/blog/mothers-day-solutions/.