Mother's Day
Mother's Day
How did the concept of Mother's Day originate?
The concept of Mother's Day originated in the United States with Anna Jarvis's initiative in 1908 to commemorate her own deceased mother. Two years after her mother's funeral, on the second Sunday of May, the anniversary of her mother's death, Mrs. Jarvis invited her friends to her home and proposed the idea of celebrating Mother's Day nationwide. This is how the Mother's Day ritual first emerged.
The most beautiful and meaningful flowers we can give to our mothers:
- Anemone (Mountain Tulip):
It represents youth and longevity.
- Violet :
It expresses humility. The violet, by carrying sensitivity and integrating it with nobility, makes itself indispensable.
- Orchid :
It symbolizes kindness, thoughtfulness, and the strength of femininity. Pink orchids represent love and grace, white orchids purity and innocence, purple orchids flamboyant and bold, and yellow orchids represent novelty and peace.
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- Iris ( Susen ) Flower:
It symbolizes wisdom, hope, and courage.
Purple iris : Symbolizes wisdom.
White iris : Represents purity.
- Protea King:
This flower originates from South Africa and represents change and transformation. It also symbolizes resourcefulness and uniqueness.
- Daisy:
It represents innocence and pure love.
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Tulip :
They evoke feelings of comfort, tolerance, and warmth. They are also called proud flowers.
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