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Mother’s Day wishlist: More than the third bouquet

When three kids shop on their own, the same gift shows up three times. A list solves that.

Free and no password – your list is ready right away. You confirm your email only when you share it – no newsletter, never shared.

This is how your guests see your list – no app, no sign-up.

Preview of a shared wishlist: guests see what’s still available and reserve individual wishes.

For Mum on Mother’s Day

Shared via a secret link

3 of 3 still free
  • Spa day

    $59.00

  • Flowers, 3 months

    $75.00

  • Cooking class for two

    $90.00

The Wish List · try it out

Three steps, no preparation

  1. Create wishlist

    Type in your email address, and the list is there right away – no waiting for an email. The name “Mother’s Day wishes” is already filled in, and you can change it anytime.

  2. Collect wishes

    Copy the link from the store and paste it. Name, image and price are added on their own. On your phone, you can also do this right from “Share”.

  3. Share the link

    Send the link to everyone, by message or as a QR code. Whatever someone reserves is off the list for the others. They don’t see who it was.

What fits on a list like this

Just a few ideas. Add them with a store link or simply as text.

  • Breakfast, made for her
  • Theater tickets
  • A rosebush for the garden
  • Photo book of the past year
  • An afternoon with nothing scheduled
  • Bookstore gift card

On the second Sunday in May, several kids often give gifts at once – and nobody coordinates, because that would spoil the surprise. Everyone knows how that ends. A wishlist makes the coordinating invisible: each person only sees what’s still available and picks from it. And the one who sets up the list can just as well be the kid who knows Mom best.

Common questions: Mother’s Day

How much do people usually spend on Mother’s Day?
Often $25 to $75, depending on the family and what’s planned for the day. Grown siblings frequently pool their money for one larger gift. Breakfast in bed or a handwritten note costs little and is remembered for years.
Should a husband give his wife a Mother’s Day gift?
It’s common, especially while the children are young. Many husbands help the kids make or choose something, since small children can’t shop on their own. A gift from the kids, quietly arranged by their dad, often means a great deal.
Do people give gifts to mothers-in-law and grandmothers?
Many do, usually on a smaller scale. A card, flowers or a phone call is enough for most, and a visit often matters more than any present. Couples commonly split it so that each partner looks after their own mother.
When should you book a table for Mother’s Day brunch?
Two to four weeks ahead is wise, since restaurants book up quickly for the second Sunday in May. Popular spots fill even earlier. Cooking brunch at home is a relaxed alternative that avoids the crowds.
Can I set up the list for my mom?

Yes. Add what you know she’d like and share the link with your siblings.

Will she notice we coordinated?

Only if you tell her. She only sees the list if she has the link.

Can my siblings see who took what?

No, only whether a wish is still available.

Does it need an app?

No.

What does the wishlist cost?

Nothing.

Start “Mother’s Day wishes” right now.

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Free and no password – your list is ready right away. You confirm your email only when you share it – no newsletter, never shared.