I am looking for a great gift for my wife for Mothers Day?
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what about a locket necklace where you can place a small picture of yourself and your baby daughter?  That will always remind her of you and her daughter and the fact that because of you two, she's a mother! \n\nThe lockets are not that expensive and can range from $50 to over $200, depending on whether they're made of silver or gold.\n\nGo to redenvelope.com or click the link below to view some samples: http://search.redenvelope.com/search/controller_search.jsp?No=16&Ntt=%2Foccasion%2Fmother%27s+day%2Fjewelry&giftRes=yes&N=11772&envSuff=&BV_SessionID=@@@@1194673344.1147189449@@@@&BV_EngineID=ccedaddhjkflhgdcefecefedfgfdfmg.0&nc2=1\n\nI'm sure you'd be able to find something similar in stores in your area if you don't want to order from the site I referred you to.  I've ordered from them many times and their quality and service is awesome, not to mention their selection of gift items is very unique!
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Gift certificate for a massage, \nbeauty shop, etc.\nOr a day at a spa.  \nAll mothers need to find out \nhow it feels to R-e-l-a-x!
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let me include in this one ,please\nHAPPY MOTHER'S DAY FROM MY HEART
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Mothers are usually very unpicky at presents, but check in at what products shes using, what clothes brand she loves.\n-You might like to buy her a giftcard for the mall\n-Make something like an album of your memories together, growing up and happy times. You can decorate it so it looks all prettyful.\n-Buy a gift certificates for you and her(or alone) at the spa\nor a gift certificate to get manicures & pedicures together\n-You can always extend the subscription to her magazine or buy her a subscription on her favorite magazine\n-Also you can write her a letter on how much you appreciate her and slip it into one of the presents.\nOkay..I'm starting to sound like Mother's Day extravaganza, so I'll stop myself now. This doesn't sound Christmas-y..ah well...at least I tried.
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The letter & the photo ideas are nice ones. As a mother, I can tell you that the best presents are always those that come from the heart. They needn't cost much (if anything at all). just so long as it's given with all the love you have for your mother. My daughter has given me "World's Best Mum" certificates & stuff like that, but the best thing ever from her, was a photo of her at her school prom with a poem that she'd writen herself, about how she felt about our relationship. Stuff like that is totally unique, a keepsake, memories that you can look back on with love in years to come. Give her something that shows how much you love her - I know she'll be more pleased with that than if you spent loads of money on something that any daughter could buy for her mother.
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I'm a mother-in-law now and would like any of the following :  Flowers to plant and you do the planting; a magazine subscription to something she enjoys; a gift certificate to her favorite restaurant; an invitation to lunch at her favorite restaurant; movie tickets to a movie she's been wanting to see; gift certificate at her favorite cosmetic counter; mini-casseroles made and frozen for her to heat up for lunch or dinner.  If your mother-in-law is a treasure to you, give her a small treasure chest filled with KISSES.  My husband did that for my mother one year.  She loved it.\n\nOne year, because my mother-in-law is negative to me and seems to have her own personal war directed at me, I gave her a PEACE lily.  She never understood the significance, but I did.  It made me feel good, I have not regretted giving it to her, even though she still dislikes me very much and won't speak to me.  Another year I gave her a nice card with Monopoly money in it.  The significance of the money----she's such a phony.  It made her laugh, and I smiled knowing the covert message of the money. She never realized the intent.
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Going out to eat, vases of flowers or containers of live plants, candy or bath items seem to be the most popular gifts to give Mom - but is it because she really loves them, or because you don't know what else to give on Mother's Day?\n\nTake a hint from other gift giving occasions and don't get stuck in a rut.\n\nGive a gift of time for Mother's Day. Make a promise and keep it, to spend a day with your mother, doing whatever she enjoys, whether that's baking, garage saling or sky diving! Let it be her day, and let her choose which day it is, within reason.\n\nA busy mother often lacks time for herself. She dreams about being able to take walks alone, stay in the shower more than 2 minutes and finish the book she started when you were born! Giving the gift of time isn't so hard. What it means is that you take over some chores or a day's worth of chores or watch younger siblings to allow her to do whatever she wants to do.\n\nShe doesn't need to go anywhere (unless she wants to), or do anything special... just whatever she wants to do.\n\nA clean house! This is another "take over the chores" type of gift, but with a twist. Having a clean house makes anyone feel good, so give a hand made gift certificate for cleaning time at her request. Make eight (or however many hours' worth you want to give) boxes on the certificate (or individual certificates) and in each one write "1 Hour." She can choose whether she wants an hour a day for eight days, a full day's work, or an hour or two here and there. What could make a homemaker happier?\n\nYou can do a one time job for her, like cleaning out a storage shed or washing and waxing her car. Washing windows on the house, or doing other heavy house cleaning are other possibilities.
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get her an orchid-they are unusual,beautiful,and most people never think of them-i received an orchid once-and it was very special to me,anyone can do roses or daisys,carnations,the list goes on and on,but an orchis is most over-looked-you will have to go to a florist to get one though-lol
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Thats a really neat idea in itself! What about making her a little gift basket with all of those girly things that we like...such as bath items, candles, and chocolate? Good Luck!
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How about a mother's ring or a mother's necklace?
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Depends on how much you have to spend. Something hand made would always be nice.. a gift certificate for a spa.. something she's had her eye on for a while.. her favourite movie..
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Thats really sweet of you to want to get her something on your own.\nMost drug stores have cards and flowers so that would be a sweet thoughtful way of saying I was thinking of you. Moms no matter how wealthy want to know their kids love and appriciate them. A well picked card with a personal note can mean more then diamonds! My kids are to young to shop (12 6 and 3) but they always make me a card and raid their candy bucket for my favorite candy and present it to me. Yea i know i bought the candy but its so sweet that they always pick out what i like and not what they wont eat :D
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My mother il law got me something for mothers day. I say got for it
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Something that you made yourself is always a good gift for your mom. For your friend, get her a spa treatment for after she has the baby, (and a good babysitter, lol) she will thank you :-)
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send her a bouquet of her fav flowers.. order it online & dont tell her anything..\n\nlet her think that u 4got her on mothers day
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Most women love small but romantic gifts. A card, a tiny box of her favorite chocolates, a candle from the dollar store, or a pretty plant are all nice. Best of all, of course, is something you make for her. Even if you don't excel at the arts, she will appreciate a drawing (even if it's just stick-type figures), story, poem, or song you created out of your love for her. My husband wrote me a very beautiful poem, just using words and phrases that ran through his head about me. You could also make her dinner, give her a massage and/or a long, relaxing bath. Find out what means most to her. Tell her you want to make her feel loved and have her make a list for you of the type of thing that would do that. You might want to read The Five Love Languages to find out more. Good luck! :)
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I think a letter expressing your feeling or treasured moments with her, or is your any kinf of pot, a poem could work as well\n\nGo to the dollar store, buy a nice picture frame and display the letter...add one single rose to that. (if you could afford it),,,,\n\nThat would be the best and most personal gift any woman can receive....something from the heart, and not store bought.