NRF has been conducting its annual Mother’s Day survey since 2003 to see how Americans will celebrate “mom” on her special day each spring.
Consumers planned to spend record $35.7 billion for Mother’s Day in 2023
Consumers planned to spend $274.02 per person, the highest in the history of the survey and up from the previous record high of $245.76 in 2022. The top spenders were those ages 35-44, who were expected to spend an average of $382.26 on Mother’s Day.
How consumers are prioritizing Mom this Mother’s Day
Moms deserve to be celebrated every day of the year, but consumers went all out to give mother figures in their life a little more love on Mother’s Day. Read on for more insights into how consumers made mom’s day extra special this Mother’s Day.
Historical highlights
- 2022: Mother’s Day spending to reach record high
- 2022: Here’s how consumers are celebrating moms this Mother’s Day
- 2021: Mother’s Day Spending to Total $28.1 Billion
- 2020: 3 ways the coronavirus is changing how we think about Mother’s Day
- 2019: Mother’s Day expected to deliver highest consumer spending to date
- 2018: Mother’s Day spending to reach $23.1 billion
- 2017: Mother’s Day spending to reach record-high $23.6 billion
- 2016: Americans to spoil mom with jewelry, electronics and special outings
- 2015: Families spending more than ever on mom
Results of the Mother’s Day spending survey are released each year in late April.
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