Mother’s Day 2022
Mother’s Day is celebrated in the United States of America on the second Sunday of May. In 2022, this special day to celebrate mothers is on 8 May. So, mark this day on your calendar already, and don’t forget to give your mother a nice gift, or card or plan a special dinner for her. Or you can simply buy her some flowers to show you affection and care.
Celebrate motherhood
Although mother’s day is not a federal holiday, it’s a day for commemorating motherhood. On this day, you appreciate the efforts of your mothers in your life. Besides your mother, you can even celebrate this day with other motherly figures in your life, like your foster mother, stepmother, grandmother, mother-in-law, etc. and other The history of this day dates back to 1908 when Anna Marie Jarvis founded this holiday in the US.
Second Sunday of May 2022
Several nations around the world mark mother’s day on the second Sunday of May. However, some have unique holidays, customs, and dates for this day. You should be aware that it falls on the fourth Sunday of Lent if you are from the United Kingdom or Ireland (19 March 2023). Due to the UK’s connection to Easter, the date is different from that of the USA (which changes year-to-year). Additionally, if you reside in an Arab nation, the day will probably be observed on March 21. Read all about the traditions in the USA.
When is Mother’s Day weekend in 2022?
Generally, the weekend lies between Friday evening and the end of Sunday. So, you can expect this day to fall on the Friday of 8th May, 2022. This date keeps changing every year and like Thanksgiving comes on the fourth Thursday of November, the day to celebrate mothers always comes on the second Sunday of May – no matter what year it is. While it is not a public holiday in the USA on mother’s day, many schools, government offices, and organizations remain closed on a Sunday. So, you have a full day free to spend quality time with your mother.
Mother’s day dates
Upcoming dates in the United States:
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