Good morning everyone,
Thank you for gathering here today to celebrate one of the most beautiful and emotional days of the year—Mother’s Day. This is a day that transcends cultures, countries, and communities. It is a day to honor the most important woman in our lives—our mothers.
When we talk about love that is unconditional, support that never ends, and sacrifices that go unnoticed, we are talking about mothers. A mother is our first friend, our first teacher, and often, our lifelong guide.
From the moment we are born, our mothers make us their world. They carry us for nine months, then carry our weight in their hearts forever. They wake up before us, sleep after us, and work tirelessly in between—all for us. And most of the time, they don’t ask for anything in return.
Motherhood is a full-time job with no holidays, no sick days, and often, no recognition. But still, mothers give their best every single day. They celebrate our smallest achievements and stand by us during our biggest failures.
Let’s pause and reflect: how many times have we said “Thank you” to our mothers? How often have we appreciated the little things they do? From making our favorite meals, to staying up late when we are sick, to comforting us when we are down—these moments may seem ordinary, but they are acts of pure love.
Mother’s Day is not just about giving gifts or sending flowers. It’s about understanding the value of a mother. It’s about respecting the invisible strength she holds. A mother can be strict, emotional, funny, or calm—but in all her forms, she is beautiful.
And it’s important to remember that not all mothers are the same. Some are working moms who balance careers and kids. Some are single mothers who play both roles. Some are grandmothers who step in as second mothers. And then there are those who may not have given birth, but have shown a mother’s love in every way. They all deserve our gratitude and love.
We often take our mothers for granted because they are always there. But their presence should not be overlooked. If you are fortunate to have your mother with you, hug her today. Tell her how much she means to you. If your mother is no longer with you, remember her, honor her, and keep her memory alive.
To those who are mothers in the audience, know this—you are doing an incredible job. No one may say it every day, but your efforts shape the world. You raise children who grow into strong, kind, and capable individuals. That is no small feat.
On this day, schools, offices, and homes around the world hold celebrations. Children write poems, give cards, and prepare surprises. These gestures are beautiful, but the true gift is time and love. So today, spend time with your mother. Talk to her. Laugh with her. Listen to her stories.
Let’s also take a moment to acknowledge that motherhood isn’t always easy. There are days of doubt, stress, and sadness. But somehow, mothers keep going. That strength is something to admire.
In a fast-paced world where everything is instant—messages, meals, shopping—we must remember that a mother’s love is timeless. It doesn’t fade, it doesn’t expire, and it doesn’t come with terms and conditions.
So what can we do to make this day special?
- First, say “Thank you, Mom”—and mean it.
- Second, do something nice for her—something she enjoys.
- Third, promise to be there for her, not just today, but every day.
Because the truth is, every day should be Mother’s Day.
Before I conclude, I want to remind everyone—mothers are not superheroes, they are humans. They have emotions, dreams, and needs. So let’s support them, appreciate them, and most importantly, love them.
Thank you for listening. Happy Mother’s Day to all the wonderful mothers out there. You are the heart of every home, and the soul of every family