With the UK still firmly in lockdown it's easy to loose track of time, but there's a celebration fast approaching you may want to jot down in your diary.
It may not feel like it but spring is just around the corner and with it comes Mother's Day.
Mothering Sunday usually occurs near the end of March, but the date is a little earlier in 2021.
This is because the occasion moves in accordance with Easter, which is determined by the lunar calendar. Here's everything you need to know about Mother's Day 2021.
When is Mother's Day UK in 2021?
In the UK, Mother's Day always falls on the fourth Sunday of Lent.
This year that is Sunday, March 14.
What will Mother's Day look like this year?
In Wales, Alert Level 4 restrictions are still in place and won't be reviewed again for another 21 days. The next big announcement from the Welsh Government is Friday, March 12.
With that in mind, it might be a good idea to pre-organise cards, gifts and or flowers ready for delivery in the likely case we're still unable to meet up with friends and family.
Supermarkets are also doing their bit for Mother's Day 2021.
Morrisons is offering an afternoon tea box for delivery, while M&S has launched a Mother's Day Continental Breakfast in Bed Gift. Both cost £20 and are easy options for those wanting to send love and comfort from afar.
Organising a video call in the morning might also be another nice way of marking the day.
Looking for more dates for the diary? This is when Easter falls in 2021 and here's when the evenings and mornings will start to get lighter.
