Bristol Mother's Day Guide 2017
Posted on: 24 Mar 2017Whether you're looking for somewhere to celebrate, a great spot to get some flowers or perhaps an item of jewellery, Bristol has you covered. We picked out some of our favourite ways to celebrate Mother's Day so you can ensure the spacial lady in your life has the very best day!
Celebrate at Cox and Baloney
Treat the mothers, grandmothers and women in your lives this Mother’s Day at what is officially "The South West’s Best Tea Room and Cafe". Cox & Baloney was founded, and still run, by two mums so they’re the experts...
Cox and Baloney is an independent, vintage inspired tea room full to the brim with tea-related treasures and artisan gin. it features their own loose-tea brand, tea cups & saucers, teapots, infusers and other homeware. It was recently named Best Cafe/Tea Room in the South West courtesy of the Bristol, Bath and Somerset Tourism Awards!
There is no set-menu for Mother’s Day so you can choose anything from their wade range. Breakfast, brunch, afternoon tea or a later bite to eat...it’s no problem. Check out the options on their various menus. There are over fifteen different loose teas to choose from, as well as Teapot Cocktails, Local Ales and Ciders. They also have a great selection of locally-sourced gins, infused with fresh fruit or herbs and served in a teapot.
Sundays are already very busy and this day will certainly be popular - email bookingscoxandbaloney@gmail.com or call 0117 9443100 to reserve your places. For more info visit www.coxandbaloneytearooms.com, Why not check them out on Facebook at Twitter too? Address: 182-184 Cheltenham Road, Bristol, BS6 5RB.
Mum's the word at the Memorial Stadium!
The stadium is offering a slap-up, four course meal in its Dribuild Suite Restaurant on Sunday March 26th, allowing fans to celebrate Mother’s Day in style with the ones who matter.
Bristol Rovers are providing the opportunity to properly celebrate our mums with a bang-tidy lunch at the Memorial Stadium (pictured) on Mother’s Day. The four-course carvery meal will be accompanied by wine and entertainment, as well as giving a box of chocolates to every mum.
To reserve yourself a spot, give Rovers a call on 0117 9524020 or drop them a line at catering@bristolrovers.co.uk. It is £29.50 per person, children go half-price.
Flowers
Belle de Jour - Clifton Village
This staple of flowering excellence, located right in the heart of Clifton village, has some of the most unique and amazing array of flowers and plants that you can get in the city. Pop in to visit the friendly staff for a chat about how they can help you. Belle de Jour prides itself on offering superb flowers for all occasions alongside much, much more. You’ll find garden tools and accessories, plants, trees and countless gifts in the beautiful store.
For any further information on Belle de Jour check out their Facebook or Twitter pages. Address: 29B The Mall, Clifton Village, Bristol, BS8 4JG.
Tilly Tomlinson Flowers - City Centre
Located in the heart of Bristol's Old City, Tilly Timlonson Flowers is the baby of, you guessed it, Tilly Tomlinson. Having trained as a florist at Paula Pryke Flowers in London, Tilly now supplies Bristol with her own beautiful arrangements for every occasion.
Tilly - "Along with my great team, I’ve built a successful reputation for providing strong fresh designs from our signature Tilly bouquet which we make as a hand-tied for delivery, to statement pieces for weddings and corporate functions."
www.tillytomlinsonflowers.co.uk Keep up to date via Facebook and Twitter. Address: The Stock Exchange, 34 St Nicholas Street, Bristol, BS1 1TG.
Edith Wilmot - Westbury-on-Trym
Established in 1985, Edith Wilmot Florist is the oldest in Bristol. So long and storied is their history that one of their first jobs was to decorate a tram for a visit from Queen Victoria. The staff are all trained, professional florists so can help with any and every request. While customers are obviously very welcome to make their own decisions, a particular feature of this florist is to simply have a quick conversation with them and then allow them to produce something perfect for your needs.
"The purchasing of our stock and the presentation skills of our staff are personally supervised, so you may be assured that only the freshest and best displayed floriculture leaves our shops."
www.edithwilmot.co.uk Catch them on Facebook and Twitter. Address: 5 Carlton Court, Canford Lane, Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol, BS9 3DE.
Roots Floral Design - City Centre (The Fountains)
Situated in the perfect spot for some last-minute bouquets, Roots Floral Design is opposite the Bristol Hippodrome and in the heart of the fountains area. Roots is a beautiful boutique offering exquisite arrangements for Mother's Day. It's a minefield out there so why not head to the experts?
Order before 2pm for same-day delivery.
"We always use the freshest flowers and strive to create unique, inspirational designs, to provide you with the perfect flower arrangement."
rootsfloraldesigns.co.uk View some of their amazing work on Facebook and Twitter. Address: 1 Broad Quay, Bristol, BS1 4DA.
Jewellery
Silver Scene - The Arcade in Broadmead
Quite literally the jewel in the crown of The Arcade, Silver Scene is an Aladdin’s Cave of opulent gifts and beautiful things. Both their selection of precious stones, carefully accrued from all corners of the globe, and the silver, meticulously crafted closer to home, that they offer make this the essential stop for the discerning Mother's Day buyer.
Artemis - Gloucester Road
Artemis is a family-owned jewellery and gift shop run by mother and daughter team Catherine and Carrie. It is the ideal destination to find that perfect something, either for yourself or for someone special. Every item purchased is beautifully gift wrapped free of charge and a range of local artists’ cards are on sale for all occasions.
Bristol Blue Glass - Arnos Vale
Bristol Blue Glass was founded in 1988 by James Adlington, with the help of glass maker Peter St Clair. The aim was to re-establish a tradition that had been lost for over 60 years, the art of glass-making. Since then they have garnered a reputation for making some of Bristol’s most idiosyncratic jewellery, perfect for an interesting Mother's Day gift.
Clifton Rocks - Clifton Village
Clifton Rocks is a little gem of a gem store nestled away in the heart of the Clifton Village. Widely-renowned for their glittering stones, worked into fabulous pieces by contemporary designers, they offer jewellery which includes rings, earrings and bracelets.
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Born and raised in the suburbs of Swansea, Jimmy moved to Bristol back in 2004 to attend university. Passionate about live music, sport, science and nature, he can usually be found walking his cocker spaniel Baxter at any number of green spots around the city. Call James on 078 9999 3534 or email Editor@365Bristol.com.
