No trip to Chelsea is complete without visiting the Duke of York Square or the famous Peter Jones garden department. But the real magic is just walking the side streets, like Elystan Place or Cale Street, where wisteria and window boxes overflow with colour.
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Stop and take a photo of Mum in front of a pink door. She’ll say, “Oh, don’t bother,” but later, you’ll catch her making that photo her phone wallpaper. That’s the memory you’re building.
Treat her to something totally unexpected
Skip the predictable box of chocolates. Instead, pop into Biscuiteers on King’s Road, where you can decorate a biscuit together. Yes, you, a grown-up, can sit with Mum and pipe icing onto a heart-shaped shortbread like you’re five years old again.
It’s messy, slightly ridiculous, and incredibly bonding. You’ll leave with a lopsided biscuit and a story you’ll retell every year. “Remember that time we tried to make a cat biscuit and it looked like a potato?” Perfection.
