The National Retail Federation says moms will get the royal treatment this year. Its survey shows consumers will spend $15.73 billion on Mother’s Day this year, an average of $139.14 compared to last year’s $122.16.

A whopping 84.5 percent of consumers plan to celebrate Mom’s Day, and they’ll spend their money thusly:

• $1.6 billion on clothes and accessories (37.0%)
• $2.1 billion on jewelry (32.8%)
• $2.3 billion on flowers (72.4%)
• $3.1 billion on a special dinner or brunch at their favorite restaurant (61.0%)
• $1.3 billion on a trip to the spa or beauty salon (19.7%)

Other popular gifts include:

• Greeting cards (86.8%)
• Gift certificates (39.3%)
• Books or CDs (29.3%)
• Housewares or gardening tools (18.5%)
• Consumer electronics or computer related accessories (11.3%)

Here’s where consumers will shop:

• 37.5% will purchase at a specialty store like florists, jewelers or electronics stores
• 24.0% will shop at a discount store
• 29.0% will go to a department store
• 2.9% will buy from a catalog
• 20.0% of consumers will shop online

Men will spend the most on Mom’s Day, as the average male shopper plans to spend $172.91, compared to $107.18 planned by women shoppers. Here’s the age breakdown:

• 25-34 year olds will spend $151.42
• 35-44 year olds will spend $147.30
• 55-64 year olds: $138.14
• 18-24 year olds: $137.73

Complete details from the National Retail Federation site.