Category: Easter Traditions

108 Non-Candy Easter Basket Ideas 2026

Easter is just around the corner! Are you stepping into the role of the honorary Easter Bunny? For many families, preparing Easter baskets for kids is a cherished holiday tradition. Your fillers do not have to be limited to candy. There are a variety of other items that can make great additions to the baskets. If you’re seeking inspiration, explore these creative non-candy Easter basket ideas.

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  1. Toy cars like Matchbox or Hot Wheels
  2. Lego sets
  3. Barbie dolls and accessories
  4. Baby dolls with toy bottles and other accessories
  5. Tote bag and beach towel (Consider getting a themed-beach towel)
  6. Swim goggles
  7. Beach ball and other floaties
  8. Sunglasses and beach hat (If you are filling a basket for a teen, add sunscreen and other essentials for a day at the beach)
  9. Sandals, water shoes, or flip-flops
  10. Shovel and pail
  11. Sand castle molds
  12. Frisbee
  13. Scrunchies or other hair accessories
  14. Hairbrush and comb set
  15. Kite (Don’t forget the string)
  16. Jump rope
  17. Bubbles
  18. Baseball and glove
  19. Baseball cap
  20. Basketball
  21. Football
  22. Soccer ball
  23. Bouncy balls
  24. Sport-themed tee shirt or jersey
  25. Trading Cards
  26. Pokemon Cards
  27. Non-sports cards
  28. Movie Passes
  29. Movie-themed tee shirt
  30. Concert Tickets
  31. Museum/Art Gallery Passes
  32. Amusement Park Tickets
  33. Music Download Subscription
  34. Streaming or Gaming Subscription
  35. Plastic Eggs with Cash Inside (teens love this one)
  36. Bookmark
  37. Stickers
  38. Books
  39. Comic books
  40. Activity books
  41. Magazines
  42. Etch-A-Sketch
  43. Bug Catcher and butterfly net
  44. Mini garden kit
  45. Toy gardening tools
  46. Compass and binoculars
  47. Pocket guides and field journals (small memo pads work well)
  48. Magnify glass
  49. LED flashlights
  50. Travel kit
  51. Travel mug
  52. Travel games
  53. Construction paper, sketch pads, or other art paper
  54. Markers, crayons, and paints
  55. Creative scissors
  56. Rubber stamps and ink pads
  57. Color books and note pads
  58. Diamond art kits
  59. Model clay
  60. Craft kits
  61. Beads and other jewelry making supplies
  62. Writing paper
  63. Journal or diary
  64. Composition books
  65. Writing pens or calligraphy supplies
  66. Washi tape
  67. Sharpie markers
  68. Pencil case or other carrying case
  69. Backpack (which is also a great alternative to an Easter basket)
  70. Make up kit
  71. Manicure set
  72. Nail polish
  73. Lip gloss or chapstick
  74. Bandannas or other hair accessories
  75. Bubble bath
  76. Bath toys
  77. Bath bombs
  78. Wind up toys
  79. Model kits and supplies
  80. Dinosaurs
  81. Farm animals
  82. Army men
  83. Parachute people
  84. Action figures
  85. Kazoo or harmonica
  86. Jacks
  87. UNO or other card games
  88. Remote control car
  89. Yo-Yo
  90. Slinky
  91. Stuffed animals or Suishmallows
  92. Silly Putty or slime
  93. Earbuds or headphones
  94. SD cards
  95. Science kits
  96. Glow-in-the-dark stars
  97. LED light stripes
  98. Glow sticks, glow necklaces or glow bracelets
  99. Character band-aids
  100. Themed mug
  101. Watch
  102. Slap bracelets
  103. Fidget toys
  104. Fuzzy socks
  105. Reusable themed straws
  106. Bag charms
  107. Phone stand
  108. Photo light

Happy shopping! Happy Easter! Enjoy!

Easter Bucket List 2026

The Easter holiday is getting closer. Are you trying to think of activities to do with your family or friends? Create an Easter bucket list together. If you are searching for inspiration, check out the following Easter season bucket list ideas.

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  1. Do Easter family photos
  2. Attend church services
  3. Take Easter themed selfies.
  4. Decorate your living space.
  5. Honor Holy Week.
  6. Create an Easter wreath.
  7. Do Easter crafts.
  8. Book a photo session with the Easter bunny.
  9. Watch It’s the Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown
  10. Make Jello eggs.
  11. Decorate, dye, or paint Easter eggs.
  12. Send out homemade Easter cards.
  13. Host an Easter dinner.
  14. Create an Easter diorama with Peeps.
  15. Buy Easter Lilies, one to keep and one to give away.
  16. Create an Easter themed centerpiece.
  17. Go to the library to check out Easter themed books.
  18. Bake an Easter ham.
  19. Bake or buy an Easter bunny cake.
  20. Wear an Easter bonnet or hat.
  21. Dress up for Easter.
  22. Host an Easter brunch.
  23. Host an Easter egg hunt for kids.
  24. Host an Easter egg hunt for adults.
  25. Bake traditional Easter bread.
  26. Learn about Easter celebrations or traditions from different cultures.
  27. Start a new family tradition. (Yes, you can do a new tradition with your cat).
  28. Make Hot Cross Buns from scratch.
  29. Make Easter themed pancakes for breakfast.
  30. Buy a new Easter outfit (yes, thrift store finds count).
  31. Watch the sunrise on Easter or attend sunrise services at church.
  32. East Jellybeans.
  33. Eat a chocolate bunny.
  34. Wear bunny ears.
  35. Create Easter baskets for family and friends.
  36. Try a new recipe.
  37. Host an Easter themed scavenger hunt.
  38. Take group and candid photos on Easter Sunday.
  39. Make an Easter scrapbook.
  40. Relax and enjoy Easter.

Happy Easter!

Non-Candy Easter Basket Fillers

Are you doing last-minute shopping for Easter basket fillers? But you do not want to fill the entire basket with chocolate bunnies or candy? If you are searching for non-candy Easter basket fillers, check out the following list.

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  1. Lego Kits
  2. Toy Cars
  3. Dolls with Extra Accessories and Clothes
  4. Sunglasses and Beach Hat
  5. Beach Towel and Tote Bag
  6. Floaties and a Beach Ball
  7. Swim Goggles
  8. Sand Pail/Shovel
  9. Castle Making Molds
  10. Sandals/Flip Flops
  11. Scrunchies and Other Hair Accessories
  12. Frisbee
  13. Kite
  14. Bubbles
  15. Jump Rope
  16. Baseball Cap
  17. Baseball/Glove
  18. Basketball
  19. Football
  20. Bouncy Balls
  21. Soccer Ball
  22. Trading Cards
  23. Pokemon Cards
  24. Movie Passes
  25. Concert Tickets
  26. Museum/Art Gallery Passes
  27. Amusement Park Tickets
  28. Music Download Subscription
  29. Streaming or Gaming Subscription
  30. Plastic Eggs with Cash Inside
  31. Books
  32. Bookmark
  33. Comic Books
  34. Sticker Books
  35. Activity Books
  36. Magazines
  37. T-Shirts
  38. Play-Doh and Accessories
  39. Playdoh Canisters
  40. Etch-A-Sketch
  41. Bug Catcher and Butterfly Net
  42. Compass and Binoculars
  43. Field Journal and Pocket Guides
  44. Magnify Glass
  45. LED Flashlight
  46. Travel Kit
  47. Travel Mug
  48. Travel Games
  49. Construction and Drawing Paper
  50. Markers, Crayons, and Paint
  51. Creative Scissors
  52. Color Books
  53. Diamond Art Kits
  54. Model Clay
  55. Craft Kits
  56. Beads
  57. Jewelry Making Supplies
  58. Rubber Stamps/Ink Pad
  59. Sidewalk Chaulk
  60. Washi Tape
  61. Origami Paper
  62. Journal
  63. Writing Paper & Pens
  64. Calligraphy Set
  65. Sharpie Markers
  66. Pencil Case
  67. Backpack
  68. Makeup Kit
  69. Manicure Set
  70. Nail Polish
  71. Lip Gloss
  72. Jewelry
  73. Hairbrush Set
  74. Bandanas
  75. Temporary Tattoos
  76. Windup Toys
  77. Bath Toys
  78. Bubble Bath
  79. Model Kits
  80. Farm Animal Figures
  81. Dinosaurs
  82. Army men
  83. Parachute
  84. Action Figures
  85. Airplane Kits
  86. Kazoo/Harmonica
  87. Remote Control Car
  88. Stuffed Animals or Squishmallows
  89. Slinky
  90. Silly Putty
  91. Yo-Yo
  92. Earbuds
  93. USB/SD Cards
  94. Puzzles
  95. Science Kits
  96. Glow Sticks
  97. Character Band-aids
  98. Punch Bowl Balloons
  99. Pins/Patches
  100. Bible and Cross Necklace

Happy Easter! Enjoy!

Easter Basket Ideas for Teens

Are you still pick up last minute Easter basket fillers? Do you have teens? Easter baskets for teens can still be fun, thoughtful, and age-appropriate. Include a mix of treats, useful goodies, and a few surprises! Consider the following ideas to mix and match based on their personality and interests.

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Fun Fillers

  • Mini Squishmallows, stuffed bunnies, or fidget toys
  • Lego kits
  • Pop culture pins or patches (for backpacks or jackets)
  • Phone accessories (cute case, ring light, PopSocket)
  • Stickers (for water bottles, laptops, journals)
  • Keychains or AirPod case covers

Treats & Snacks

  • Gourmet chocolate bars or candy from a local shop
  • Bunny-shaped cookies or spring-themed treats
  • Boba tea kits or mini iced coffee cans
  • Fun-flavored gum or mints
  • Trail mix or mini snack packs
  • Jerky

Self-Care & Wellness

  • Scented lotion or bath bombs
  • Face masks or lip balms
  • Fun nail polish or scrunchies
  • Travel-size cologne or perfume
  • Sleep mask or cozy socks

Creative Stuff

  • Mini sketchbook or journal
  • Writing pens, gel pens, highlighters, or markers
  • Washi tape or bullet journaling supplies
  • DIY craft kits (bracelets, painting, etc.)
  • Personalized stationery

Entertainment

  • Books, comics, or graphic novel
  • Spotify or Apple gift card
  • Movie ticket
  • Puzzle, brain teaser, or card game
  • Playlist or podcast suggestions in a cute note

Style & Accessories

  • T-shirt with a favorite band/show
  • Beanie or bucket hat
  • Baseball cap
  • Small crossbody bag or tote
  • Sunglasses
  • Temporary tattoos
  • Jewelry including a Cross

Gift Cards (Always a Hit)

  • Starbucks, Target, or Amazon
  • Favorite clothing store
  • Local cafe, smoothie shop, or fast food
  • App Store/Google Play
  • Game or platform-specific (Xbox, PlayStation, Steam)

Have fun! Enjoy building an Easter basket for your teen.

Happy Easter!

Tips for Capturing the Best Candid Photos on Easter

Are you gathering friends and family over for Easter celebrations? Holidays are a perfect time to take photos for lasting memories. Yes, group and posed photos are great. But candid photos are an excellent way to capture emotions and the spirit of the holiday. Whether you are capturing the joy of an egg hunt, a family gathering, or church moments, consider the following tips for capturing the best candid photos on Easter.

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1. Be Ready Before the Action Starts

  • Have your camera or phone fully charged
  • Keep your camera ready and nearby.
  • Preset your settings if using a DSLR (good lighting, fast shutter speed for action shots).

2. Use Natural Light

  • Outdoor light is perfect for Easter. Morning or late afternoon light is soft and flattering.
  • Indoors? Try shooting near windows and avoid harsh overhead lighting.

3. Blend In

  • Be a quiet observer. Let moments unfold naturally instead of directing them.
  • Stand back from the activities to view the entire scene.
  • Get on kids’ eye level to make them feel more comfortable and get better angles.

4. Look for Emotion

  • Capture laughter, curiosity, hugs, or surprise faces during the egg hunt.
  • Watch for sweet interactions like siblings sharing or grandparents watching the fun.

5. Shoot in Burst Mode

  • Use burst mode to catch action like kids racing, jumping, or cracking open eggs.
  • You’ll get a choice of expressions and movements to pick from later.

6. Capture the Details

  • Don’t forget the little things like decorated eggs, baskets, or Easter treats.
  • Don’t for to capture church outfits. Arrival at church, the church welcome sign,. or breakfast with your church family.
  • Take a photo of the sunrise. Yes, Easter sunrise is not a candid photo. But the beauty of an early morning scene is a treasure.
  • Remember small shots add charm and tell the full story of the day.

7. Let Kids Be Themselves

  • Don’t ask children to pose—just follow along as they explore or play.
  • Some of the best candid shots are of kids totally absorbed in the moment.

8. Use a Zoom Lens or Step Back

  • Using a zoom lens helps you stay out of the way while still getting intimate shots.
  • Stepping back also makes people act more naturally when they don’t feel watched.

9. Stay Patient

  • Candid moments happen in between the big events—be ready when they do.
  • Sometimes the best photo comes when everyone thinks the camera’s off.

10. Edit Lightly

  • A little cropping or light adjustment can enhance the candid feel.
  • Avoid heavy filters—natural tones preserve the authenticity of the moment.

Remember to relax and enjoy your time with family and friends.

Happy Easter!

Meaningful Hymns for Easter Reflection

Listening to hymns on Easter can be a beautiful way to reflect on the significance of the day. If you are searching for a variety of hymns to listen to at Easter.

  1. Christ the Lord Is Risen Today – A celebratory hymn that joyfully proclaims Christ’s resurrection.
  2. Up from the Grave He Arose (Low in the Grave He Lay)—This hymn, also known as “Low in the Grave He Lay, ” triumphantly declares Christ’s victory over death.
  3. Jesus Christ Is Risen Today – Another uplifting hymn that praises the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
  4. How Great Thou Art – The song is not exclusively an Easter hymn. However, the themes of awe and reverence for God’s greatness resonate well during Easter.
  5. Were You There? – A reflective hymn that invites contemplation on Good Friday and Easter events.
  6. He Lives – A lively and encouraging hymn.
  7. The Old Rugged Cross – Reflective and meaningful, reminding us of the sacrifice before the resurrection.
  8. In Christ Alone – A modern classic with rich theology and hope-filled lyrics.
  9. Glorious Day (Living He Loved Me) – The hymn tells the whole story from Christ’s life to resurrection and return.
  10. Because He Lives – Hope-filled and comforting: “Because He lives, I can face tomorrow.”
  11. How Deep the Father’s Love for Us – A moving reminder of the cost of grace.
  12. Forever – Powerful and modern with vivid imagery of the resurrection.
  13. Were You There When They Crucified My Lord? – Slow and haunting – great for Good Friday reflection and Easter morning awe.
  14. When I Survey the Wondrous Cross – Deeply poetic and reflective.
  15. O Sacred Head, Now Wounded – A solemn hymn perfect for Holy Week, leading into Easter’s joy.

These hymns vary in style and tone, from jubilant celebrations to somber reflections, providing a comprehensive musical experience for Easter.

Did I miss your favorite Easter hymn? Please let me know in the comments.

Happy Easter!

Easter Bucket List: Creative Ideas for Families

Are you trying to incorporate Easter activities into your family time? Holidays are a perfect time to start new traditions and make memories. Here are some fun and meaningful Easter bucket list ideas.

Outdoor Adventures

  • Nature Walk: Get outdoors. Go on a spring nature walk. Look for blooming flowers and wildlife, especially bunnies.
  • Easter Egg Hunt: Have a classic Easter egg hunt in your backyard or a park. Hide plastic eggs. If you have children of different ages, ask each child to locate a specific color. For younger children, hide eggs in plain sight. For older children and teens, hide the eggs in more difficult locations.  
  • Picnic: On a warm afternoon, plan a springtime picnic with Easter-themed treats.
  • Bike Ride: Get your bicycles out for the season. Take a long bike ride to enjoy the fresh spring air. Stop for ice cream. Enjoy your time together.
  • Visit a Farm: Go on a tour of a local farm to see baby animals. Many farms host spring tours to allow visitors to see newborns. Go and take lots of photos for a lasting memory.

Festive Activities

  • Dye Eggs: Decorate Easter eggs using unique techniques including tie-dye, marbling, or glitter.
  • Easter Cookies: Bake and decorate Easter cookies or a bunny-shaped cake. Make extra sweets to pass out to family, friends, or neighbors.
  • Easter Cards: Go to your local dollar store. Purchase supplies such as construction paper, glitter, paints, markers, stickers, and other essentials. Make DIY Easter cards for friends and family.
  • Easter Crafts: Create an Easter wreath or centerpiece for your home. Create an extra Easter craft for a family member or friend.
  • Easter Photos:  Have a family Easter photo shoot with bunny ears and pastel outfits. Do one professional family photo. Then, do several silly poses.

Faith & Traditions

  • Sunrise Services: Get up early and attend an Easter sunrise service at your church. Or visit a new church.
  • Read Your Bible:  Read the Easter story from the Bible as a family.
  • Be Grateful:  Participate in a day of gratitude and reflection. Write in a journal or make a list.
  • Easter Around the World: Research traditions from around the world. Try a new Easter tradition with your family or friends.

Fun & Games

  • Egg Race: Host an Easter egg rolling or spoon race.
  • Scavenger Hunt: Organize an Easter scavenger hunt with clues.
  • Dance: Create a new playlist. Have a dance party with fun springtime music.
  • Easter Games: Play Easter bingo or trivia.

Giving Back

  • Donate:  Donate Easter baskets to a local shelter or children’s hospital.
  • Share a Meal: Prepare and deliver an Easter meal to someone in need.
  • Books: Go to the library and check out Easter books. Read an Easter or spring-themed book to younger kids.
  • Flowers: Plant flowers or a tree as a symbol of new beginnings.
  • Volunteer: Volunteer at an animal shelter or farm.

Relax and enjoy Easter!

Happy Easter!

Creative Easter Smash Journal Ideas

Are you thinking about creating a smash journal for Easter? A smash journal is perfect for letting your creativity freely flow. There is no right or wrong way to create a smash journal. But if you are searching inspiration, check out the following fun and creative Easter smash journal ideas to capture the holiday spirit.

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Themes & Prompts

  • Easter Traditions: Write about your favorite Easter traditions, past or present. How have your Easter traditions changed over the years? What traditions from childhood do you still practice today?
  • Easter Egg Hunt Memories: Document an egg hunt with photos, drawings, or stickers. If you are not having an egg hunt this year, focus on a memorable one from childhood.
  • Spring or Easter Week Bucket List: List fun activities to do this Spring or for the week of Easter. Save space to write about the activities. For example, did the activity go as planned?
  • Favorite Easter Treats: Draw or paste pictures of your favorite Easter candies. Or write out new recipes to try. Keep a space to comment your review of any new recipe.
  • What Easter Means to Me: Reflect on the meaning of Easter. What does the holiday represent to you and your family.
  • Bunny Tales: Write a short story or poem featuring the Easter Bunny. Or if you have small children record their bunny story.
  • Easter Blessings: Write down things you are grateful for this season.

Decorations & Supplies

  • Pastel Colors: Use soft blues, pinks, yellows, and greens.
  • Bunny & Chick Stickers: Add various sticks for cute additions to any page.
  • Pressed Flowers: Add a touch of spring with pressed flowers.
  • Washi Tape: Use floral or Easter-themed designs.
  • Egg-Shaped Cutouts: Decorate with colorful paper eggs.
  • Glitter & Sequins: A little sparkle never hurts!

Interactive Pages

  • Egg Doodles: Draw different Easter egg designs.
  • Pockets for Keepsakes: Store notes, tickets, or candy wrappers.
  • Photo Collage: Include pictures from Easter celebrations.
  • Handprint Bunny or Chick: Use paint or cutouts for a personal touch.
  • Mini Easter Cards: Attach tiny handmade cards with messages or Bible verses.
  • Signature Pages: If you are hosting Easter gatherings, ask people to sign your smash journal.

Have fun with the creative process! Enjoy!

Happy Easter!

Fun Ideas for an Unforgettable Easter Brunch

Are you thinking about your Easter gathering? Do you want to do something different this year? Hosting an Easter brunch can be a fun and festive way to celebrate with family and friends. In addition, if you are attending Sunrise Services, an Easter brunch is perfect.

If you are searching for inspiration, consider the following tips to make your Easter brunch stress-free and enjoyable.

1. Plan Your Menu

A good Easter brunch includes a mix of sweet and savory options. Remember to provide fun, bite-sized options for younger children.

  • Egg Dishes: Quiche, scrambled eggs, or deviled eggs
  • Breakfast Classics: Pancakes, waffles, or French toast with fresh fruit
  • Savory Options: Ham, bacon, sausage, or smoked salmon
  • Side Dishes: Roasted potatoes, croissants, or a fresh spring salad
  • Desserts: Carrot cake, hot cross buns, or fruit tarts
  • Drinks: Mimosas, coffee, tea, or a fun Easter punch

2. Make-Ahead Dishes

Prepare as much as possible to save time on Easter morning. Consider overnight casseroles, pre-chopped fruit, and baked goods that can be made the day before Easter.

3. Set a Beautiful Easter Table

  • Centerpieces: Use pastel colors, floral centerpieces, and spring-themed decorations.
  • Easter Fun: Add Easter-themed napkins, plates, or bunny-shaped place cards.
  • Placemats: Decorate placemats with Easter themes. Creating placemats for guests is a fun activity for you and your children to create before Easter weekend.
  • Drink Area: Set up a self-serve drink station with coffee, juice, and mimosas.
  • Photo Area: Set up an Easter-themed backdrop, add props, and take lots of photos. Ask your guests to upload the photos for everyone to view and save.

4. Plan for Kids

  • Craft Area: Have a simple craft station with egg decorating or coloring pages.
  • Easter Egg Hunt: Set up a small Easter egg hunt indoors or outdoors.
  • Scavenger or Treasure Hunt: Draw a map of your backyard. Provide different clues before reaching the final prize.

5. Keep It Simple

  • Buffet Style: If hosting a large group, consider a buffet-style setup. Encourage two lines on each side of the table. Set up a separate area for drinks and desserts.
  • Dish to Pass: Ask guests to bring a dish to share to add variety to your brunch and save money.
  • Use Eco-Friendly Options: Use disposable plates and utensils for easy cleanup. Or ask guests to help with the cleanup and dishwashing duties.

Remember relax and enjoy your Easter brunch.

Happy Easter!

Budget-Friendly DIY Easter Decorations

Easter is April 20, 2025. Do you want to decorate for the holiday? Decorating for Easter doesn’t have to break the bank. If you are searching for inspiration, check out the following fun and budget-friendly DIY Easter decorations you can make.

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1. Egg-Centric Decor

  • Painted Easter Eggs: Use acrylic paints, markers, or decoupage techniques on real or plastic eggs. Shop at your local dollar tree for low cost plastic eggs to decorate.
  • Speckled Eggs: Flick brown paint onto pastel-colored eggs for a natural, rustic look.
  • String-Wrapped Eggs: Wrap plastic or foam eggs with twine, yarn, or colorful embroidery thread.

2. Festive Easter Centerpieces

  • Easter Egg Tree: Fill a vase with branches and hang decorated eggs from them.
  • Bunny Mason Jars: Paint jars with bunny faces and fill them with candy, flowers, or tealights.
  • Carrot Vase: Wrap a bunch of carrots (with green tops) around a vase and secure with twine.

3. Bunny & Chick Crafts

  • Sock Bunnies: Fill a sock with rice, tie it into shape, and add eyes and a ribbon.
  • Paper Plate Bunnies & Chicks: Use cotton balls for bunnies and yellow tissue paper for chicks.
  • Bunny Garland: Cut out bunny silhouettes from pastel paper and attach pom-poms for tails.

4. Easter Wreaths & Door Decor

  • Egg Wreath: Glue plastic eggs onto a foam wreath base and add a bow.
  • Bunny Ears Wreath: Shape a wire hanger into bunny ears, wrap it with fabric or twine, and add flowers.
  • Carrot Wreath: Tie together bunches of orange burlap or mesh with green ribbon to resemble carrots.

5. Table & Mantel Decor

  • Napkin Bunnies: Fold cloth napkins into bunny shapes and place an egg inside.
  • Easter Tiered Tray: Decorate a tiered tray with mini bunnies, eggs, and spring flowers.
  • Pastel Candle Holders: Wrap old candle jars with pastel ribbons and faux flowers.

Remember, there’s no right or wrong way to create Easter-themed decorations. Let your creativity flow!

Happy Easter! Enjoy!