Italian Tradition: Did You Know That March 8th is "Mimosa Day" When Husbands Gift Flowers?

Things You Want Your Boyfriend or Husband to Know! Mimosa Day ♡

Did you know that March 8th is called "Mimosa Day" every year?

What is the origin of Mimosa Day?

March 8th is International Women's Day, established by the United Nations. The origin dates back to March 8, 1904, when women workers held a demonstration demanding "women's suffrage" during a time when American politics were exclusively male.

In Italy, this International Women's Day is referred to as "Women's Day," and it is customary to give mimosas to wives, mothers, and women at the workplace, which is why it is also called "Mimosa Day" ♡

I Want to Receive Mimosas from My Husband ♡

Italian florists fill their shops with fluffy yellow mimosas as Mimosa Day approaches, and it looks incredibly cute ♩

Even if you are not Italian, receiving a bouquet of mimosas from your husband or boyfriend would surely make you happy, right?＊

Try telling him, "I heard tomorrow is Mimosa Day!" ♡

He might surprise you by picking up a bouquet of mimosas on his way home from work!＊

Say Thank You with Mimosa Toast ♩

If your boyfriend or husband sends you mimosas, let’s express our gratitude by making mimosa toast the next morning ♡

Making the egg yolk fluffy to resemble mimosa flowers is cute, and arranging corn kernels to look like mimosa flowers is also adorable ♡

Creating a wreath-style decoration is also a recommendation ♩

March 8th is Mimosa Day ♡

Every year, March 8th is Mimosa Day. The Italian custom of men giving women mimosas as a token of appreciation and respect is truly wonderful ♡

Let’s also imitate this and spend the day with a dignified spirit ♩