No. I don't think you would be misunderstood for your statements. It is very easy to see the effects of consumerism on holidays like Mother's Day. People expect to receive something for the designated special event. Commercials prompt you to ready yourself for the day by kindly suggesting things you could buy for your mother. I get the importance of making someone feel special and appreciated. There's no need to restrict it to one day for the purpose of a profit.