Happy Mother’s Day cards LovePop Tulips 3D Card With this 3D card from LovePop, you can give her a bouquet of flowers for Mother’s Day that she’ll never have to throw out.

We went on a mission to find a collection of silly, clever and eccentric greeting cards that'll put a smile on Mom's face. Of the 20 Mother's Day cards below, you're sure to find the winner.

Daughter greeting her mom with Mothers Day, holding handcraft present while embracing mummy, home interior. Whether you need a special message for a card, Facebook post, or text message to your ...

Anna Jarvis, who successfully campaigned to establish a national Mother’s Day in the early 20th century, eventually became so horrified by the commercialization of the holiday that she tried to ...

Not only will this funny Mother's Day card put a smile on your true bestie's face, but it might also get this song lyric stuck in her head. The card's witty use of the iconic Queen line from ...

Here, all the best mother’s day greeting cards (and stationary if you’re penning your own sap), to celebrate all the amazing moms, mother-in-laws, stepmoms, grandmothers, and mother figures in ...

Labels printed on the back of Mother’s Day greeting cards might be convenient if you want your mother to know how her card affected the environment. The holiday falls on May 14 this year.

In the United States, 6.5 billion cards are sold a year, according to the Greeting Card Association, and Mother’s Day is the second-most popular seasonal category behind Christmas/holiday, a ...

The artwork on the card was created by local artist and long-time volunteer Janice Hayes-Cha. She made the collage out of repurposed greeting cards. To order a card, click here. Mother's Day is ...

Heartfelt Mother's Day Wishes 1. Happy Mother’s Day to the woman who taught me how to love selflessly. 2. Thank you, Maa, for always being my safe place. I love you more than words can say. 3.

When is Mother’s Day 2024? This year, Mother’s Day is on Sunday, May 12. The card and flower-filled holiday is on a different date every year, but always takes place on the second Sunday in May.