Easter Decorations

Easter Decorations 

Easter is a time when families gather together to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. For many people, it’s also a time to decorate the home with colorful eggs, bunny rabbits and other seasonal items. 

Easter decorations can be as simple or elaborate as you want them to be. Some people may choose to put up a few small decorations around their home. Others may want to create an entire display in their front yard. You can use a variety of materials to create your Easter decor including eggs, candy, bunny and plants. 

If you are looking for some inspiration for this year’s Easter decorating, here are some easter decor ideas you could use:

Decorated easter eggs

Easter is a wonderful time for easter decorating eggs and sharing them with family and friends. 

Decorate your Easter eggs with these easy ideas: 

1. Decorate with stickers, glitter, paint or crayons 
2. Use cookie cutters to make shapes on the egg
3. Glue on rhinestones or other small objects 
4. Draw pictures on the egg with permanent markers (make sure they washable! ) 

Easter bunny decorations

Easter bunny decorations are one of the most popular types of Easter decorations. The bunny has become an icon of spring and a symbol of Easter, but it wasn’t always this way. 

The rabbit was first domesticated and bred for food in Egypt, and later in China. It wasn’t until the 16th century that rabbits were bred as pets by farmers. 

One of the best ways to welcome guests to your home is with Easter signs. These signs are easy to hang on your front door or in any other area of your home. They also come in a variety of colors and styles so you can find something that matches your decor perfectly. 

Easter decor for table 

Easter is the perfect time for a family get together or a brunch with friends. Make your table festive with these ideas for decorating Easter tables. 

1. Set the table with a spring-inspired tablecloth. If you don’t have one, make your own by cutting out fabric in egg shapes and sewing them together to form one large square. Use clear thread so that it doesn’t show through the fabric and then sew on some jingle bells or buttons along with other decorative accents like lace, ribbons and sequins.

2. Create an Easter centerpiece by placing an Easter basket filled with Easter grass or pastel colored tulle around the center of your table and adding seasonal flowers such as tulips or daffodils. Add some Easter eggs on top of this arrangement and perhaps even place a candle inside it as well!