A Peek at the Fun: What mom really wants is this Mother’s Day chocolate bouquet! It’s cute and Springy and the best part is…she gets chocolate! Easy to put together and fun kids to give her.
Now, we don’t know how you feel, but we’re willing to bet that you feel like we do. When it comes to Mother’s Day, what we really want is a day to ourselves and all the things in life that make us feel spoiled. And very high on that list is chocolate. Which is why this “Mother’s Day Chocolate Bouquet” does not feature real flowers (although those are nice too), but chocolate! And not just any chocolate, but Lindt. Yum and cute! Can’t beat that can you?!
Bright colored flowers that feature a Lindt truffle in the middle=perfection! Right?! Who’s with us?
Mother’s Day Bouquet of Chocolate:
This is something that a kiddo could make for a mom too. It’s nice and easy. We’ve got all the pieces here for you to print and then you can buy your chocolate and assemble and have the perfect gift!
Printable Flowers for Mom:
Here are some pages with the flowers on them. You can print these and cut them out and use a variety of them! We’ve also included 3 different versions of the tag, so take your pick!
Print Here: Mother’s Day Bouquet Tags
We’ve sized those just right for your Lindt truffles to go in the middle.
Supplies Needed:
- Lindt Truffles (try to get a variety of colors)
- Straws or popsicle sticks
- Tape
- Printables
- Jar
- Tissue Paper
How to Assemble:
Here’s a simple video to show you how we put these together:
Aren’t they fun?!
Have FUN giving this Mother’s Day chocolate bouquet!
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Jennie Haeffner says
I am having trouble getting the flowers so I can print them off….is there another way to get them?
Amber & Danetta says
The PDF won’t open for you?
Chelsea says
These are so cute! Cant wait to use them. I do wish there were more than two per page to save paper. Thank you!!!
monika says
Have you used a box or a sponge to insert the straws in ? what is the green box in the jar made up of ?
Danetta says
We used a floral foam brick. It worked great to hold the straws.