Mother’s Day Flowers

Show your love and send your mother a beautiful flower bouquet for Mother's Day!

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Have flowers delivered for Mother's Day - How does it work?

A bouquet of flowers for mother is always in taste and Mother's Day flowers delivered on 9 May are the best surprise you can send your mother. At Euroflorist you can order your Mother's Day flowers online today and we will make sure that your Mother's Day bouquet is delivered on Mother's Day or as close to it as possible. How to send flowers for Mother's Day? On our website you can order your flowers for Mother's Day easily and quickly online. Above you will find an extensive selection of Mother's Day bouquets that are perfect for giving your mother a special treat. Choose the bouquet you want, fill in the required details, place your order and voilà, your bouquet is on its way to your mother!

Where can I buy flowers for Mother's Day?

You can order your Mother's Day flowers easily and quickly on our website or visit one of our florists. Do you have a garden full of flowers? Then you can also put together a beautiful bouquet yourself. Of course, that's also a great option! Find a florist near you here

When is Mother's Day 2021?

Every year, Mother's Day falls on a different date, as it is celebrated on the second Sunday in May. This year, Mother's Day falls on Sunday, May 9. The historical reason for this date is that wild flowers grow at this time so that children could pick them for their mothers.

Will my flowers for Mother's Day be delivered on Sunday 9 May?

Yes, although we do not guarantee delivery on Sundays, we do make an exception for Mother's Day. You can feel safe ordering your flowers for delivery on Sunday 9 May. All our florists are open especially for this occasion and guarantee delivery on Mother's Day itself. However, due to the increasing rush, we cannot guarantee specific delivery times.

What are the most popular flowers for Mother's Day?

On Mother's Day, mothers are put in the spotlight and pampered. Often breakfast is served at bedside by the rest of the family, cards are made or written and the mother of the house gets extra attention. With family activities, outings, cake or biscuit baking, or just spending time together, the mother takes centre stage on this second Sunday in May. Although flowers have been a popular Mother's Day gift for years, many people don't know which flowers to choose for their mothers. Below are the most popular flowers for Mother's Day:

Peony: This flower is the number one flower for Mother's Day. Because of its feminine appearance, the peony is very popular with women and a big favourite around Mother's Day.
Rose: This beautiful flower is perfect for Mother's Day. Stylish and elegant, it is guaranteed to put a smile on your mother's face.
Lily: This majestic flower is a real eye-catcher. Perfect for putting your mother in the spotlight!
Orchid: A Mother's Day plant? Good choice! A long-lasting Mother's Day gift that your mother will enjoy for a long time.
Hydrangea: Blue, pink or white hydrangeas are the perfect gift for mothers with green fingers.

Can I have flowers delivered abroad for Mother's Day?

Mother's Day is a great day for mothers worldwide. Cultural differences, different climates, landscapes and eating habits vary greatly, but the feeling of being a mother is universal. With Euroflorist, you can easily have your Mother's Day flowers delivered abroad. However, you must take into account that Mother's Day abroad does not always fall on the same date as in Austria. Therefore, we cannot guarantee delivery on Sundays for deliveries abroad. Below you will find the overview for Mother's Day 2021 abroad:

14 February: Norway
21 March: including Egypt, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and Sudan.
14 March: Ireland and the United Kingdom, among others
2 May: Hungary, Portugal, Spain and others
10 May: Mexico, Guatemala and others
9 May: Austria, Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Denmark, Italy, Switzerland, Greece, Turkey, Suriname, Curaçao, Aruba, Bonaire, United States, Canada, South Africa, Australia, Brazil and Chile, among others.
30 May: France, Sweden, Morocco, Poland and others
3 June: Luxembourg
15 August: Belgium (Antwerp region) and Costa Rica
17 October: Argentina
27 November: Russia
22 December: Indonesia

Texts for Mother's Day cards - make it personal!

A beautiful, large bouquet of flowers for Mother's Day is a wonderful gift. By adding a beautiful card, you can give your mother a personal gift. Although it can sometimes be disappointing to think of a card text, you will quickly touch your mother's heart with a personal text! Read more about Mother's Day card texts below:

For the sweetest mum in the world, because you are so kind and caring!
For a special mum: have fun on Mother's Day.
Dear Mum, because you are so sweet and special, have a wonderful Mother's Day!
Best wishes for Mother's Day with your favourite flowers, especially for you on Mother's Day!
For my dear mum who is always there for me.
Today you will be treated like a princess!
Mum, today we're going to be extra nice....
This gift is for you because you are great!
Today you don't have to do anything, just enjoy! This is your day. Big kiss

The origins of Mother's Day - when did it all start?

Although Mother's Day is very popular in many countries and many people buy flowers and gifts for Mother's Day, its origins are unknown to many. In fact, the Greeks were the first to start it, honouring the goddess Rhea (the mother of all gods). The Romans continued this tradition by honouring women and mothers in June with the festival of "Matraliae" (from the Latin "Mater", meaning mother). This custom was unfortunately suppressed by the Catholic faith. Mother's Day as we know it today was introduced in 1908 in memory of Ann Jarvis, a social activist during the Civil War in the United States. This celebration spread very quickly throughout the Western world and the Netherlands started this tradition around 1925. Want to know more? Discover our page about the origins of Mother's Day.

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