M&S Sparks shoppers are being offered £15 to spend at Christmas

M&S Sparks customers can earn up to £15 in Christmas rewards by buying drinks, flowers and spending at its cafés. <i>(Image: M&S)</i>
M&S Sparks customers can earn up to £15 in Christmas rewards by buying drinks, flowers and spending at its cafés. (Image: M&S)
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M&S shoppers can earn up to £15 to spend in store through three new festive Sparks offers, as millions of people look for ways to make their Christmas budget go further.

The offers give existing and new Sparks customers the chance to collect £5 rewards when they buy selected drinks, purchase flowers or spend money at an M&S Café.

They are available until January 1, 2027, giving shoppers time to earn rewards while preparing for the festive season.

It comes as new research from M&S found that 44% of Brits have already made their first Christmas purchase, while 47% are looking for discounts, offers and loyalty rewards to help stretch their budget.

The research also found that shoppers expect to spend an average of £377.90 on Christmas presents.

M&S Sparks customers can earn up to £15 in Christmas rewards by buying drinks, flowers and spending at its cafés. (Image: M&S)

How to earn £15 in M&S Sparks rewards

There are three offers available, each worth £5. Complete all three eligible offers and you could earn £15 in your Sparks wallet to spend at M&S.

The exact offers depend on whether you are an existing or new Sparks customer, and where you shop.

1. Earn £5 on festive drinks

  • Existing Sparks customers in England and Wales can earn £5 when they spend £25 on Delacourt Champagne.
  • Existing Sparks customers in Scotland can earn £5 when they spend £20 on soft drinks and mixers.
  • New Sparks customers can earn £5 when they spend £20 on soft drinks and mixers.

The Delacourt range includes Brut and Rosé Champagne, while the soft drinks offer covers a selection of pressés and premium mixers.

2. Earn £5 when you buy flowers

  • Existing Sparks customers can earn £5 when they buy flowers online.
  • New Sparks customers can earn £5 when they buy flowers in store.

M&S flower options include letterbox bouquets priced at £25, bestselling Freesia bouquets at £28 and the Rose Bright bouquet at £45.

3. Earn £5 at an M&S Café

Both existing and new Sparks customers can earn £5 when they spend £20 at an M&S Café.

For a festive shopping break, M&S highlights its Yorkshire Pudding Wraps, priced at £8.50 each, and Creamy Hazelnut Lattes at £4.45 each.

The café reward could be useful for shoppers who are planning a stop for lunch while ticking off their Christmas lists.

M&S Sparks customers can earn up to £15 in Christmas rewards by buying drinks, flowers and spending at its cafés. (Image: M&S)

How to claim the M&S Christmas rewards

To take advantage of the offers, customers need to:

  1. Sign up to Sparks online or through the M&S app if they are not already a member.
  2. Activate the relevant festive offers in the M&S app.
  3. Shop for the qualifying items or spend the required amount.
  4. Scan their Sparks card at checkout.

Once an offer has been completed, £5 is added to the customer's Sparks wallet. Completing all three eligible offers earns £15 to spend at M&S.

The offers run until January 1, 2027, and customers should check the terms in the app to confirm which rewards are available to them before shopping.


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M&S said the new rewards were designed to help customers get ahead with their festive preparations.

Sharry Cramond, Marketing and Loyalty Director at M&S, said: “We know customers are shopping for Christmas earlier this year, so we want to make their festive shopping even more rewarding."

The research suggests that shoppers are looking beyond presents when deciding how to use their rewards.

More than a quarter (27%) said they save rewards for the Christmas food shop, while 14% admitted to slipping something for themselves into the basket while shopping for other people.

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