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Show you care this Mother’s Day by treating the most important woman in your life.
We’ve picked our top 5 ways to spoil your mum this Sunday, including special exhibition visits and afternoon tea!
Sunday will be your last chance to see The Princes of Wales Conservatory transformed into a mass of tropical colour. The theme for the orchid festival this year is colourful carnival, with the attention focused on Brazilian hybrids which take over the glasshouse in a series of displays. Highlights include Rainforest Tree sculptures, Bromeliad covered Brazilian carnival dancers in the pond and the vibrant tropical plant tunnel.
Make your visit to the Orchids Festival extra special by treating your mum for afternoon tea, including a glass of prosecco!
Details:
Festival ends on Sunday 6th March
Afternoon tea: 1pm-3pm (£17.50 per person for a classic afternoon tea, £24 per person including a glass of prosecco)
Venue: Orangery Restaurant
Kew Garden entry fee: From £14 (https://goo.gl/u6saF6)
Vogue 100: A Century of Style at the National Portrait Gallery is THE exhibition to see. This beautifully curated exhibition by Robin Muir maps the evolution of Vogue images over the last 100 years, including original prints from Vogue’s conception to iconic celebrity photographs.
Vogue’s various photographers, including Cecil Beaton, Irving Penn and Nick Knight, have been brought together in an show of iconic images. The exhibition not only shows the incredible photographic journey of Vogue over the last century, but it offers a behind-the-scenes view to how the world’s most famous magazine in made.
Details:
Exhibition ends 22nd May
Prices: £19
Venue:
The National Portrait Gallery
Discover the paintings of some of the most significant artists who explored the theme of ‘Painting The Modern Garden’ in the new exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts. The exhibition displays artwork from some of the most important Impressionist, Post-Impressionist and Avant-Garde artists of the early twentieth century.
Highlights include Monet’s incredible Agapanthus Triptych and Kandinsky’s Murnau The Garden II which are displayed alongside masterpieces by Van Gogh, Matisse, Cezanne and Renoir.
Make the visit extra special by visiting a special after-hours opening on Mother’s Day which includes a drinks reception in the RA’s Fine Rooms and free-reign of the exhibition.
Where: Royal Academy of Arts
When: Special Mothering Sunday evening, March 6th
Prices: £17.60 or £25 including the drinks reception.
More information: https://goo.gl/QdGQw3
Fortnum & Mason is the original London tea house with experts with nearly 300 years experience. The fourth floor Tea Salon is a calm haven away from the flurry of shoppers outside. With a pianist adding to the atmosphere, sit back and enjoy the fine variety of sandwiches and pastries. Choose from a Traditional Tea, a Savoury Tea or the luxurious High Tea.
Details: Mother’s Day sittings are from 12pm-6pm.
Where: Fortnum & Mason
Prices: From £40
Treat your mum with a luxurious thirty minute Bagatelle de Gabrielle facial massage from the luxury skin care brand Omorovicza. Visit the pop ip at Clifton Nurseries for an invigorating facial treatment which uses a modern approach to the traditional Hungarian massage which targets the face, neck, shoulders and décolleté. The massge increase the muscle tone, improves firmness and eliminates excess toxins.
Details: Thirty minute facial massage
Prices: £25 (redeemable with any Omorovicza purchase)
Where: Clifton Nursery
Check out our top pick of Mother’s Day gifts in our edit here!
