Dobbies, the UK’s leading garden centre, is celebrating Mother's Day by offering customers a chance to treat the mother figures in their lives to an indulgent Mother’s Day Afternoon Tea experience and a special flower gift on Saturday 9 and Sunday 10 March in its Swindon store.
Families have the chance to show their affection with an Afternoon Tea filled with three tiers of delicious savoury and sweet treats, alongside unlimited tea and coffee refills and the option of a 200ml bottle of Prosecco or 275ml bottle of Franklin & Sons, all for just £25.
From freshly-made sandwiches to a tempting cheese and tomato quiche, along with a rich chocolate and salted caramel profiteroles, Dobbies’ Mother’s Day Afternoon Tea offering in the Swindon store will leave mums of all ages feeling appreciated.
For those seeking a classic experience, Dobbies’ Traditional Afternoon Tea is also available, priced at £20.
Families looking to celebrate all together can add on Dobbies’ Children’s Afternoon Tea, priced at £8.50 per child. This offering includes delicious finger sandwiches filled with ham, tuna mayonnaise, and jam, as well as some of Dobbies' famous scones or sweet treats like orange jelly and a strawberry dessert.
Make mum’s experience one to last with a selfie in a specially designed Mother’s Day themed area of the Swindon store. Mums will also be gifted a beautiful miniature indoor rose, worth £10, to take home.
Sarah Murray, who developed Dobbies’ Mother’s Day offering, is excited to welcome families along to celebrate the occasion. She said: “Mother's Day is a wonderful time to show gratitude and love to the amazing women in our lives. We're thrilled to offer this dedicated Afternoon Tea experience at our Swindon store, with the added bonus of the special miniature rose for mum to take home. We can't wait to see the smiles on everyone's faces as they spend quality time together, while tucking into some tasty treats.”
For additional information on Dobbies’ Mother’s Day Afternoon Tea visit, www.dobbies.com/events.
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