Mothers Day Flowers
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Unique Mothers Day Flowers
Anna Jarvis, daughter of Anna Reeves Jarvis, was the power behind the official establishment of Mother's Day. As a youngster, she helped her mother look after her flower garden that comprised of a large number of white carnations. Incidentally they were her mother's favorite flowers. When Mrs. Jarvis died on May 5, 1905, Anna was determined to honor her. She had made it her life's mission to continue her mother's project, and establish a Mother's Read More... -
The History Behind Mothers Day
Have you ever wondered how the Mother's Day holiday got its start? You may think that it has been around forever but it is actually one of our younger holidays having been around for less than 100 years. So how did this holiday come to be? Mothers in this country can thank a woman by the name of Anna Jarvis for their holiday. Anna Jarvis' mother had tried to establish a national holiday for mothers in the 19th century but was unsuccessful in her Read More... -
Mothers Day Flowers
Since time immemorial flowers have been used to represent emotions and merits. In ancient Greece, ivy was used as a sign of everlasting and unbreakable love. On Mother's Day, there are a variety of flowers chosen by people to express their feelings of gratitude towards their mothers. In the United States, Mother’s Day is considered a special day to honor mothers. Mother's Day has always been celebrated with lots of love and joy, and the best way Read More...
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