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What did Woodrow Wilson have to do with Mother’s Day?
By Velda Paynter | May 5, 2010
The idea of Mother’s Day caught on very quickly with the public. On May 8, 1914, United States President Woodrow Wilson signed the proclamation that designated the second Sunday in May as Mother’s Day. Mother’s Day in Canada is also always celebrated on the second Sunday in May. This year it is May 9th, are you ready?
Mother’s Day for Calgary mothers is May 9. Have you picked out your Mother’s Day Flowers yet? Now is the perfect time to get your on order from your local Calgary Flower Shop. Velda’s offers Calgary Flower delivery with all orders. Book now, call Velda’sGrower Direct at 403.569.2023.
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