Overview
- The holiday falls Sunday, May 10, in Mexico, the United States and several other countries.
- Vendors at Lima’s traditional Rímac flower market report heavier foot traffic before the weekend, with simple rose bouquets at S/10–15, medium arrangements at S/30–60, and elaborate designs topping S/100.
- Shoppers favor personalization, adding names or notes and pairing flowers with plush toys, chocolates or balloons to make gifts feel unique.
- News outlets have posted free resources for quick sharing, including lists of phrases, poems, images and printable cards tailored for WhatsApp, Facebook and Instagram.
- The surge in digital greetings helps families celebrate across distance, a pattern shaped by migration that keeps cross-border ties active on Mother’s Day.