In a social media post, i want to say happy Mother's day to my mom (but is
visible to everyone).

I came up with 幸｛さち｝せな母｛はは｝の日｛ひ｝、お母｛かあ｝さん .

Would this be considered normal for a native speaker? Is the usage of haha and
kaa correct if i were to speak or to her?
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Happy Mother's Day, mom! Usage of はは and おかあさん
As a Mother's Day message to your mother, 「お[母]{かあ}さん いつもありがとう」 is more common
and would be considered normal by most native speakers.

Saying 「[母]{はは}の[日]{ひ}おめでとう」 to your own mother sounds a bit strange.
「～～おめでとう」 is usually used for celebrating New Year's Day or someone's birthday
etc., or congratulating someone's entering school, graduation, promotion etc.
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