Agenda Floral · United Kingdom

UK occasions: dates and flower gift ideas

Check Valentine’s Day, Mothering Sunday, Father’s Day and Christmas in the UK. Ideas for flowers, growing origin and planning the gift.

British dates for a personal gift

Three weeks before Easter comes Mothering Sunday. Valentine’s Day is 14 February, Father’s Day the third Sunday in June and Christmas 25 December. Open each guide to choose flowers and plan your gathering.

Choose around their tastes and where they will put the gift. The card and delivery guides help with the message and handover. This selection is not a public-holiday calendar.

4 occasions in this selection. It contains nationwide occasions and is not a public-holiday calendar.

February

March

June

December

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Selected calendar: All occasions in United Kingdom

The Mother’s Day · Mothering Sunday series includes dates from 2026 to 2046. The agenda can calculate later years but the file and subscription currently end in 2046.

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Apple or Google decide when to check for updates. We cannot guarantee that changes appear immediately. Importing the file gives you a copy that does not receive our future corrections. Importing again may duplicate events. We do not add alarms, although your calendar may apply its own alerts.

Occasions in other countries

Celebrations can fall on different dates in each country. Check the calendar for the place where the occasion is celebrated before planning a gift.

How we put these guides together

We review dates, care and recommendations to help you plan each gift.

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