Mother's Day is only celebrated once every year and, for the many
working mothers out there, it can often feel as though they have been
forgotten. As we all place our orders for fresh flower deliveries, sweet treats
and various other gifts for our mothers, we should consider the mothers that
work for and with us too. Directors,
business owners and those in management positions can make a huge difference in
their employees' lives simply by celebrating their working mothers.
Each business has its very own structure and, while some see the need to
employ only a handful of staff, others have one hundred or more employees. Regardless of the structure of the company
and the number of employees, the way in which you celebrate your staff for
Mother's Day will depend largely on your business budget and the funds
available. The more funds you have at
your disposal, the more elaborate you can make your gifts. More money means larger flower arrangements,
even more elegant hampers and other fine touches.
Another important factor to consider is the matter of equality and how
this is particularly important in the work place. Women who are not yet mothers and your male
employees should in no way feel neglected at this time. Consider presenting each of your male
employees with a bouquet of flowers to give to their wives at home, for
example. This is a great way of ensuring
that everyone working for you feels special and appreciated.
As for men and women who work for you but are not yet parents, you can
still allow them to celebrate this very special day in a traditional way. In many countries like the UK and USA, it is
customary for children to wear a carnation on Mother's Day. If you are on a tight budget or if you simply
want to ensure that everyone is treated equally, you can order a few bouquets
of carnations and hand one to each of your employees. Your male employees can take them home to
their wives and your female employees can choose to put them on display or wear
them for the day.
The best part about ordering carnations for Mother's Day is the fact
that they are really inexpensive compared to other types of fresh flowers. They are also one of the longest lasting of
all cut flowers so the lucky recipients will have plenty of time to enjoy
them. In addition, they contain very low
levels of pollen which makes them a top choice for those with pollen
allergies. If you want to make the
single carnation really stand out, you can add some dark green foliage and a
touch of baby's breath to finish it off nicely.
Also, if you order a fair amount, your local or online florist might
even give you an even better rate. Along
with the single-stem arrangement, you can include chocolates, biscuits or some
kind of delicious treat.
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