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by Cameron Allahverdi May 05, 2025 6 min read
“It is often said that the first sound we hear in the womb is our mother’s heartbeat. The first sound to vibrate our newly developed hearing apparatus is the pulse of our mother’s blood through her veins and arteries. We vibrate to that primordial rhythm even before we have ears to hear.” - Layne Redmond (When The Drummers Were Women: A Spiritual History of Rhythm)
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A mother is our first home. Her voice, our first lullaby. Her arms, our first refuge. She shapes us in quiet, lasting ways, teaching love not through lessons, but through presence. Mother’s Day, once filled with warm embraces, shared smiles or a simple, ‘I love you’ now arrives with a different kind of weight. It’s more than missing a person, it’s missing a part of yourself.
Her love, her lessons, and her legacy still live on; they live on now through you.
As you move through this Mother’s Day, let it be a moment not only of remembrance, but of celebration. Let the day hold space for both, the sorrow and the love. Let it be a time to feel her presence, not just in memory, but in the rituals/activities that you choose, the keepsakes you cherish, the quiet moments that still feel like hers. Whether it is lighting a candle by her cremation urn, wearing a piece of memorial jewelry that holds a part of her, or simple whispering her name into the morning light – these gestures are not small, they are sacred.
Let’s explore meaningful ways to keep Mom close, to weave her essence deep into the fabrics of our today, to honor who she was, and to say, ‘You’re still here. And, you always will be.”
If your mom loved spending time outdoors; tending to her garden, walking through wildflower fields, or simply soaking in the sun, a memory garden can be a beautiful way to honor her. Begin by choosing a quiet outdoor space that brings you peace; this could be your backyard, a small corner in a community garden, or even a few pots on a patio. Begin by selecting flowers and plants she loved or that remind you of her.
As you plant each one, think of a memory, her laughter, her kindness, and her favorite stories. You could also add personal touches like an engraved stone with her name, a quote she cherished, or even a simple bench placed in her honor, where you can return to sit and remember. This garden doesn’t need to be elaborate. What matters is that it reflects her essence and gives you a place to sit, reflect, and feel her presence in the whisper of leaves and the warmth of the sun.
To create a physical or digital photo album, one could use apps like Apple Photos (on iPhone or Mac) or Google Photos (available on both Android and iOS). Both allow you to easily organize images into albums, add captions, and even print them into a hardcover book.
For a digital slideshow, select your favorite images and pair them with a meaningful song; maybe her favorite or one that reminds you of her warmth. Both Apple Photos and Google Photos offer built-in tools to create slideshows with music and transitions. You can display it during a family gathering or keep it as a personal tribute, the one you can return to, again and again.
Honoring your mother’s memory doesn’t always require a new or distant place—it can begin right at home. Here’s how you can create a meaningful memory corner using spaces and objects already filled with her presence:
These small touches turn an ordinary spot into a special place, where memories feel close, and love is still present.
You don’t need a formal setting to honor your mom. A small ceremony at home or at her favorite outdoor spot could be just as meaningful. Even the simplest gestures, when done with love, can create a space for healing and connection.
Here are a few simple, thoughtful ways to hold an intimate family gathering:
You could invite a few close loved ones; the people who shared a deep bond with her.
Whatever you choose to do, remember that it’s the love and memories you share that make the moment truly meaningful.
This Mother’s Day, honor her in the way your heart leads you. Whether it’s through quiet reflection, shared stories, or a simple gesture of remembrance, every act becomes a thread in the tapestry/mosaic of her enduring love. Because love like hers doesn’t fade ever; rather it evolves. It lingers in the warmth of her favorite song, the recipes she passed down, and the keepsakes you hold close.
At GetUrns, we’re here to help you remember her in a way that feels deeply personal. Our collection of cremation urns and memorial jewelry is designed to reflect her personality, your bond, and the love that continues to bloom quietly, beautifully, and forever.
Let her memory live through you, not just today, but in every heartbeat, every moment, every day.
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