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Mother-Daughter Spa Day Packages for Mother’s Day

​​Mother-Daughter Spa Day Packages To Boost Mother’s Day Bookings

Planning a fun outing for Mother’s Day is a great way for people to bond with their maternal figures. For spas and medspas, the holiday is also a valuable opportunity to fill your calendar with mother-daughter spa day packages and ignite new client relationships.

In this guide, you'll learn how to design and promote mother-daughter spa packages to get the most out of this high-value opportunity. We’ll explore what clients expect from these experiences, what to include in your packages (and how to price them), and how spa management platforms like Boulevard can help you make the most of Mother’s Day.

What Mother’s Day Spa Packages Are Clients Looking For?

Clients are typically looking for four things when they book a spa for mom-and-daughter appointments: 

  • Bonding opportunities.

  • Convenience.

  • Premium experiences.

  • Giftable options.


Mother’s Day clients are more likely to be visiting a spa for the first time, so selecting treatments from a long, complex menu can feel overwhelming. To reinforce that their spa experience should be stress-free from end to end, offer pre-bundled, giftable packages that are clearly priced and thoughtfully curated.

Here are a few ways to make the most of this annual opportunity.

Core Elements of a Mother-Daughter Spa Package

To help daughters show appreciation for their moms without having to create their spa schedule from scratch, build packages around services that appeal to a broad client base. These packages should be easy to book and have a sense of urgency, like a limited number of appointment slots or time-specific coupons, to turn leads into bookings.

Your mother-daughter spa packages should embody a quintessential “luxury spa day” experience, such as:

  • Coordinated facials and skincare treatments.

  • Manicure and pedicure bundles.

  • Side-by-side Mother’s Day massage specials.

  • Premium add-ons like sweet treats and special robes.

Experience-Driven Upgrades That Increase Bookings

The best Mother’s Day spa packages give mothers and daughters intentional time together through side-by-side treatments and shared lounges. But a little bonus for the holiday can make your client’s time feel extra special. Here are a few ways to enhance the experience and boost appointment bookings:

  • VIP rooms: Provide individual rooms for mothers and daughters to enjoy uninterrupted spa time together.

  • Tiered bundles: Offer a few different packages at a range of price points to cater to different budgets and needs. Premium upgrades and add-ons create more opportunities for upselling and a special experience, too.

  • Customizable packages: Give clients the option to tailor services to their mom’s preferences (like incorporating her favorite scents and refreshments).

  • Seasonal or limited-time offerings: Capitalize on FOMO by making mother-daughter packages a limited-time only event for the month of May, and adding springtime elements, like rosewater hydrating facials or citrus wraps, to those limited services.

Mother-Daughter Spa Package Ideas That Increase Bookings

Designing a strong package is about carefully balancing the client experience with your revenue and retention efforts. Here are some Mother’s Day spa package ideas that can help you meet your business goals.

Classic Massage and Facial Package

A simple massage and facial is a classic high-demand combination that appeals to newcomers and spa regulars alike. It’s also a great way to enhance average order value (AOV), because clients looking for treatments who aren’t familiar with your services are primed to add more to their gift, especially when these services are conveniently bundled for them.

Luxury Spa Day Experience (VIP Package)

Some daughters are more than willing to splurge on a special day with Mom, which presents a premium pricing opportunity for spas. VIP mother-daughter packages are a great way to maximize revenue from those high-intent leads.

Consider designing a top-tier package that includes a private room, premium amenities, and advanced, high-margin treatments. Combine add-ons from other packages where it makes sense, and add a special bonus exclusive to the VIP tier like champagne.

Mini Spa and Add-On Upsell Package

Only offering VIP-level and high entry prices for Mother’s Day can make your spa feel inaccessible for people with smaller budgets. A package or two at a lower price point can reduce friction for many potential clients.

A mini spa package is a great way to get new visitors through the door (and even create long-term clients). It also allows you to incorporate upselling opportunities through optional upgrades that drive incremental sales and boost AOV.

Group or Family Spa Experience

Don’t just reserve your Mother’s Day spa deals for mother-daughter duos. A group package can attract clients looking for multi-generational gifts and larger celebrations. Group Mother’s Day packages mean families with grandmas or multiple daughters can pool their budgets, increasing your ticket size and streamlining peak-season scheduling.

Membership or Return-Visit Package

You can increase repeat visits by pairing mother-daughter services with membership incentives and future appointment credits. This is a great way to turn “special occasion” clients into regulars.

Adding membership plans to your business model can make a big difference in your recurring monthly income, incentivizing clients to come back and use their investment more often. You can capitalize on these seasonal events, like Mother’s Day, to promote these programs to a much larger audience.

How To Plan and Price Mother’s Day Spa Packages

Here’s a look at some strategies to consider for your Mother’s Day offerings as you design your packages.

Bundle Services To Increase Average Order Value

Bundling services is a simple, effective way to raise your AOV. It also makes deciding what to book (and following through) far easier for clients who may not be familiar with your spa. Structure packages by bundling complementary services like:

  • Sauna session and deep tissue massage.

  • Hydrotherapy and a body wrap.

  • Guided meditation with aromatherapy.

Add-Ons and Upsells To Increase Revenue Per Client

One way you can increase your AOV and ticket size is by offering add-ons, like retail items and time extensions, during appointments. Offering an upsell in the right moment is a great way to create natural, incremental upgrade opportunities that lets clients work within their budget while still boosting your AOV.

Use Tiered Pricing To Capture Different Clients

You can appeal to more potential clients by offering at least three mother-daughter spa day package options for different budgets.

Here’s an example of a simple tiered package structure with escalating price points:

  • Entry-level: Lowest price point, featuring express or “mini” services with optional add-ons like a scalp massage.

  • Mid-tier: Average price point, featuring full services with upgrades and amenities.

  • Premium: Highest price point, featuring a full VIP experience with luxury amenities.

Optimize Scheduling for High-Demand Periods

Design packages that fit in your existing schedule blocks to reduce appointment gaps. If all your appointments are 60 minutes long, adding a promotional 90 minute Mother’s Day special can create awkward and unusable blocks in your staff’s days.

During high-demand periods like Mother’s Day, you’ll want to make the most of your team’s time to see as many clients as possible. But running these calculations can be complicated and time-consuming, so use an automated scheduling software like Boulevard. These tools can find creative ways to optimize calendars so you can make the most of your team’s capacity.

How To Promote Mother’s Day Spa Packages and Fill Your Schedule

Mother’s Day spa packages are the perfect addition to any spring marketing strategy. But you need to be intentional about how you promote your offerings and create a seamless experience through several client touchpoints.

Promote Packages Through Email and SMS Campaigns

Use common client communication channels like email and SMS for marketing campaigns that encourage Mother’s Day bookings and advertise special promotions.

Offer Seamless Online Booking To Reduce Friction

Make scheduling an appointment as easy and convenient as possible. Provide self-booking portals with clear and informative package descriptions and no-hassle payment options.

Use Automated Reminders To Reduce No-Shows

Have an automated system in place to send appointment confirmations and reminders via text or phone call. This is an essential no-show prevention method that can be built into existing communication methods.

Highlight Packages as Giftable Experiences

Build your marketing visuals around giftable experiences that make memories. Offer plenty of personalization options and certificates so daughters can physically give moms their spa surprise.

Create Urgency With Limited-Time Offers

FOMO is a powerful marketing tool for turning leads into conversions—especially around holidays—so make sure you build a sense of urgency into the deals by highlighting limited-time offers.

Segment Client Data for Targeted Promotions

You can use centralized client profiles in your business management system to tailor your marketing efforts. Incorporate clients’ names, preferred services, and past add-ons into your campaigns to add a personal touch and strengthen existing relationships.

Drive More Mother’s Day Bookings With Boulevard

Mother’s Day is a big opportunity for spas looking to improve every part of their client strategy. It opens the doors for more bookings and income, and more moments to nurture new and existing client relationships. But to make the most of a seasonal campaign, you’ll need a strong business management platform for marketing and personalized client-experience tools.


See how Boulevard helps spas increase bookings, streamline operations, and deliver exceptional client experiences.

Shanalie Wijesinghe

Shanalie Wijesinghe

Content Strategy Director

Shanalie Wijesinghe is the Content Strategy Director at Boulevard. She lends her industry and platform expertise to both in-house staff and partner salons and spas. A salon industry veteran with more than 15 years of experience working for high-end luxury salons such as Sally Hershberger and BENJAMIN, Shanalie was previously Director of Education for Boulevard and blends her knowledge of the beauty and technology industries to help put the company’s partners and employees on the path to success. A Bay Area native and first-generation immigrant, Shanalie is a graduate of the Paul Mitchell School specializing in cosmetology, styling, and nail instruction.

Shanalie Wijesinghe . @justaskshani

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