Mother's Day in Scandinavia

In the Scandinavian countries, Mother's Day is celebrated in a similar way to many other countries, namely as a day to honor mothers and recognize their work and achievements.

In Denmark , Mother's Day (Mors Dag) is celebrated on the second Sunday in May. Children give their mothers flowers and cards or prepare a special breakfast or lunch.

In Norway , Mother's Day (Morsdag) is also celebrated on the second Sunday in May. Norwegians celebrate the day with gifts, flowers, and special activities such as picnics and walks.

In Sweden , Mother's Day (Mors Dag) is celebrated on the last Sunday in May. Flowers and gifts are also given, and a special breakfast or lunch is often prepared. Some families also use the day to spend time together and engage in shared activities.

In Finland, Mother's Day (Äitienpäivä) is celebrated on the second Sunday in May. The day is celebrated similarly to other countries, but it is also customary in Finland for mothers to be visited by their children and relatives on Mother's Day.

In Iceland , Mother's Day (Mæðradagurinn) is celebrated on the second Sunday in May. Flowers, gifts, and cards are given, and a special meal is often prepared. The day is also used to thank mothers and show them how important they are.