Every year, Mother’s Day is observed in India to honour the unconditional love, care, and support daughters bring to their families. The day is a chance for parents to celebrate their daughters and make them feel special. In 2025, Mother’s Day will be celebrated on Sunday, September 28. While the occasion holds deep emotional significance, celebrating it doesn’t always have to be expensive. With a little thought, you can find meaningful and budget-friendly gifts that show love and appreciation.
WHEN IS DAUGHTERS’ DAY 2025 IN INDIA?
Daughters’ Day in India is celebrated on the fourth Sunday of September each year. In 2025, the date falls on September 28. The day is dedicated to daughters across the country and is often marked by family get-togethers, gifting, and special gestures of love.
WHY DO WE CELEBRATE DAUGHTERS’ DAY?
The day is meant to highlight the importance of daughters in our lives and society. It encourages families to cherish their daughters and break stereotypes that sometimes undervalue them. Many parents take this day as an opportunity to express their pride, gratitude, and love openly.
LAST-MINUTE GIFT IDEAS FOR DAUGHTERS UNDER A BUDGET
If you’re running out of time, don’t worry. You can still surprise your daughter with simple yet thoughtful gifts that won’t cost much. Here are some ideas:
- Personalised Mug or Photo Frame – Affordable and heartfelt.
- Handwritten Letter or Journal – Emotional and timeless.
- Books – Pick an inspiring story or her favourite genre.
- Skincare or Self-care Kit – Compact, useful, and budget-friendly.
- Homemade Cake or Treats – Nothing says love like home-cooked food.
Sometimes, the best gifts don’t have a price tag. Spending quality time together, cooking her favourite meal, or planning a movie night at home can mean more than any store-bought present. Small efforts often create the most lasting memories.
Whether you buy a small gift, write a heartfelt note, or simply spend time together, what matters most is the love and thought behind your gesture. Daughters’ Day is a reminder to appreciate the joy and strength daughters bring into families.
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