Published on May 23, 2021
Funny Mothers Day Quotes : Mother’s Day is a celebration honoring the mother of the family, as well as motherhood, maternal bonds, and the influence of mothers in society. It is celebrated on various days in many parts of the world, most commonly in the months of March or May. It complements similar celebrations honoring family members, such as Father's Day and Siblings Day.
Mothers Day in 2021 is on May 09, 2021
Our happy Mother’s day messages and greetings will help you find the perfect words to thank your mom for all she’s done for you and wish her a wonderful day!
1. I’m so lucky to have you as my mother... I’m sure no one else would have put up with me this long. Happy Mother’s Day!
2. Only a mother as perfect as you... could have a (daughter/son) as perfect as me. Happy Mother’s Day!
3. Mom, I got all my best qualities from you. Aren’t we lucky that you had enough for both of us?
4. Happy Mother’s Day to a woman who deserves a medal... for putting up with me all these years!
5. Mom, I know it’s hard for you on Mother’s Day... to hide the fact that I’m your *favorite* child. Happy Mother’s Day!
6. Happy Mother’s Day Mom! Love, your *favorite* child.
7. Mom, thank you so much for everything you’ve done for me. Don’t worry about [brother’s name], I know he isn’t your fault, he must be adopted.
8. Thanks for letting me be a parasite in your body for 9 months... followed by another 18 years as a parasite outside your body.
9. Don’t you think it’s funny that you’re still my mother? You deserve to have been promoted by now!
10. You’re a very special mom so I’d like to give you a very special gift. You can have either a hug or a million dollars, whichever you prefer.
**BIG HUG!**
Do I know you well, or what!?
11. Mother (n). One person who does the work of twenty.
According to History.com, Mother’s Day dates back to ancient Greeks and Romans who celebrated in the honour of mother goddesses Rhea and Cybele. However, modern reference to the day can be found in Mothering Sunday, which was the fourth Sunday in Lent celebrated in the UK and some parts of Europe.
The festival was religious in nature as on Mothering Sunday, people used to visit their main church, also known as the mother church.
Finally, the second Sunday of May was designated as Mother’s Day due to the efforts of Anna Jarvis who wrote to political leaders for inclusion of Mother’s Day in the national calendar. Her efforts came to fruit when US President Wilson made Mother’s Day official in 1914.
The occasion is considered important as motherhood is celebrated on this day. People celebrate Mother’s Day by giving presents to their mothers or by doing something special for them. There are a number of things people can do for their mothers if they are living together at the time of the global pandemic.
