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From disco brights to delicious foodie decorations
It may only be September, but M&S has launched its Christmas collection for 2025 — and frosted pastels, disco brights and foodie decorations good enough to eat are the trends to know about.
According to the British retailer, customer searches for Christmas have doubled year on year as more people are getting their homes ready for the festive season early.
'Bring Christmas to life with vibrant and festive statement hanging glass decorations that spark joy,' say the team at M&S. 'Think rainbow-bright accents and playful party pieces from rainbow cakes, espresso martinis and even a dash of chilli to spice things up this season!
'Bold pops of colour are a signature theme throughout, from traditional reds and greens, to glittering pinks and purples – a palette designed to ignite vibrancy and transform your home into a festive playground.'
On that note, take a look at our favourite festive buys below.
Add a culinary touch to your Christmas tree with M&S's new food-inspired decorations. Load your plate up with some of our fun favourite buys, including ketchup baubles, croissants, festive turkey, tins of sardines, broccoli, and more.
Some things never go out of style. For Christmas 2025, M&S is bringing back traditional classics, including robin tree decorations, gingerbread houses hanging from red string, and snowmen. Perfect for a classic scheme.
If you love M&S's famous light-up candles, then add these glowing decorations to your shopping basket. We've got our eye on the small house ornament, giant neon boot sign and light-up garlands to brighten your hallway.
Not brave enough for a red Christmas tree? Spread festive cheer with these cheery red decorations instead. With something for every style and budget, choose from red baubles, a glass hanging door decoration, and our personal favourite, the velvet bows.
Think pink this Christmas. Decorations as sweet as sugar include pastel nutcrackers, blush trees, vintage flip-phones and candy-coloured macaroons. Mix and match with your existing decorations for a playful touch.
M&S is bringing the nostalgic feelings of Christmases past to Christmas present. Their range of retro ornaments takes on vintage-inspired ornaments with classic styles and eye-catching colourways.
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