In just a few weeks’ time, mums and guardians across the UK will be enjoying a day of bliss.
As Mother’s Day is quickly approaching seeing supermarkets fill the shelves with cards, flowers, gin and chocolate.
Of course, you’ll want the exact date for the day of giving, as the date changes each year and it could catch you out
Mother’s Day typically revolves around when Easter is in the UK which is different each year as it is determined by the lunar calendar.
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The UK's Mother's Day always falls on the fourth Sunday during the period of Lent, when people typically give up things like certain foods or bad habits for the days leading up to Easter.
This is different to Mothering Sunday in the United States which is an annual holiday that takes place on the second Sunday of May each year.
When is Mother’s Day 2023 in the UK?
This year will see Mother’s Day take place on Sunday, March 19.
Whilst Easter will take place a few weeks later on Sunday, April 9.
What is Mother's Day?
Mother's Day is a day to celebrate mothers, grandmothers, and other maternal figures.
The day was originally linked to Christianity but has since lost a lot of its connections to the church and is mainly a family day.
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