Mother’s Day Gift Guide {2023}

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Pop Up Floral Cards

I saw these pop up floral cards on Instagram and instantly fell in love! They’re really the perfect gift for the mom who has everything. Click through to really see how it works – but you get a pop up card that looks like a stunning vase of flowers plus a smaller card for writing your note.

Seeing Beautiful Again by Lysa Terkeurst

This book is perfect for anyone who has been or is in a rough season of their life. I gifted this book to a friend when she lost her adult son. She shared with me that it was so hopeful to hear from someone who had also suffered greatly but who was still confident in God’s love. My friend also mentioned that she loved how much Scripture in this devotional, it’s not just human perspective.

Large Faux Leather Tote

Here’s a fun one – a super versatile tote! I’ve personally owned this purse in two different colors (forest green and light blue) and my sister has it in navy. I get so many compliments when I use this purse. It’s lightweight but will hold SO much stuff!

A Heart for God Perpetual Calendar by Elisabeth Elliot

I own this calendar and absolutely love it. Not only is it a beautiful addition to my decor, it is a daily encouragement. Like the book I mentioned, it is filled with Godly wisdom and Scripture verses. Some days the quote and verse are exactly what I need to hear, and some days it’s perfect to send to someone who needs encouragement.

Gift Cards or Flowers

Gift cards are always a great idea, whether it’s a gift card to her favorite store, restaurant, or coffee shop. I love elevating the gift by packaging it in a cute, functional container. One year I put a Lowes gift card in a pretty planter from Dollar General.

One thing I love about Dollar General is that you can grab a gift card while you’re there, too! They have a lot of lovely containers this time of year, including this vase I recently found for $3. Adding an arrangement of grocery store flowers kept this lovely gift under $10.

If you’re married, here’s a friendly reminder not to forget your Mother-in-Law! Remind your husband to call or text her, or send her one of the pop up cards with a little hand written note from him. She doesn’t have to know you’re the one who made it happen 🙂

Read More:

• Mother’s Day Brunch
• I’m Not A Parent. Do I Have Anything To Offer?
• How To Enjoy Holidays When There Are No Children In Your Home

My prayer for each of you, whether you have zero children or 10 children, is that you will be a woman who hopes in God’s Word. It is the anchor for our souls!

Those who fear you shall see me and rejoice, because I have hoped in your word. -Psalm 119:74

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