I never know what to get my Mum for Mother's Day; I think at 33 years of age, I've nearly exhausted all options, I've even repeated them a couple of times. As well as that, my Mum gives out if I get her something expensive, but she deserves it.
This year, however, I got a stern warning advance of next Sunday that I was not to spend a lot of money. Just come and visit. But I won't turn up empty handed, so I've picked out a few fashion-y ideas for your Mummy that won't cost a fortune but she'll like them all the same.
Aldi, €19.99If your mamma likes accessories then get her a bag in a style or colour she wouldn't get herself. Spring is all about pastels and there are some chic looking totes, clutches and purses that embrace the trend for less.
Wallis, €34Jewelry is always a nice gift to receive and as my mummy happens to be a magpie I know any kind of sparkle will delight her. Accessorize make a range of jewelry with semi-precious stones to give a luxury look to pieces that are under €40, like these blue earrings.
There are also some fabulously dainty bracelets and necklaces that you can style up in a nice gift box.
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Earrings, €15, Accessorize
Cuff, €39, MonsoonYour mum might always add pyjamas to your Santa sack and you can return the favour for Mother's Day. Debenhams have a huge range of nightwear and loungewear from Ted Baker that is incredibly pretty; from nightdresses to PJs to matching robes so you can co-ordinate the pieces. I love this floral robe that will make your mum feel glam at bedtime.
Ted Baker robe, €39.50, Debenhams
Heatons, €6And you know, you can add little accents to the gifts too, like some faux flowers to accompany your visit home to the Mammy. Heatons have a huge selection of cute potted flowers and bouquets for under €10.
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So what do you think you'll get your Mum for Mother's Day? Any ideas you want to share?
