Celebrate Mom In Style
Mother’s Day became an official American holiday in 1914 and has been celebrated as a day to recognize the strong women in our lives ever since. We’ve rounded up a few tips to help make sure you don’t bogey Mother’s Day this year.
Gifts
Golf-themed gifts aren’t just for Dad. Lots of women (moms)
out there love the sport and would be thrilled to get a unique golf gift this
year. For a little inspiration, check out this golf-centric Mother’s
Day Gift Guide. We’re sure mom would also love a tee time or some
free time to hit the driving range.
Fun fact: According to History.com,
more phone calls are made on Mother’s Day than any other day of the year. These
holiday chats with Mom often cause phone traffic to spike by as much as 37
percent.
Food & Bev
Mother’s Day is synonymous with brunch. If you prefer to
host at home, check out this list of brunch recipes from the hostess with the
mostest, Martha Stewart. One of our favorites is the smoked salmon flatbread
with pickled beets. Elevating the traditional bagel and lox, this recipe uses
premade pizza dough and swaps the cream cheese for Borusin.
Find the full recipe and more great brunch options on marthastewart.com.
Mimosa Bar
A self-serve mimosa bar is a fun way to enjoy this
traditional brunch libation. In addition to orange, offer a variety of juices –
think cranberry, peach and even pink lemonade – with fun fruit garnishes. Pour
the juices into glass bottles or pretty pitchers with chalkboard labels for an
elegant touch.
Go extra glam and add a pinch of cocktail
glitter to each glass.
Looking for something a little easier than prepping a full
brunch? Members at our private country club can
order ahead to receive a fully stocked “Brunch Box.” Filled with pre-made
mimosas, muffins, fresh fruit, bagels & toppings, delectable macaroons, a
fun re-usable wine cup and a bouquet of fresh flowers, this is a great way to
whip up something special for the mother in your life.
Express Yourself
Once you’ve found the perfect Mother’s Day card, it’s time
to craft your personal message. If you are someone who struggles to find the
right words to express how you feel, the fine folks at Hallmark have got you
covered. This Hallmark.com
blog offers suggestions on what to write inside your card and has
options appropriate for all the wonderful motherly figures in your life and all
types of relationships.
Examples range from funny messages to mom: This Mother’s Day,
I’d like to propose a deal—I’ll promise to visit more often if you’ll promise
to stop referring to the dog as my brother. Agreed?
To heartfelt sentiments for your wife/partner: I’m so
grateful to be sharing life, love and parenthood with someone as amazing as
you.
You can thank us later.
Show us how you are celebrating the incredible women in your
life this Mother’s Day. Tag us in your photos on social:
@superstitionMountainGolf on Facebook or @superstitionmountaincc on
Instagram.