Bunny Easter Party

Easter is an important festival in the West. The Christians believe that Easter is the symbol of rebirth and hope. Easter is the celebration of Christ's resurrection from the dead. It is celebrated on Sunday, and marks the end of Holy Week, the end of Lent, the last day of the Easter Triduum (Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Easter Sunday), and is the beginning of the Easter season of the liturgical year. Following are some ideas of the Bunny Easter party ideas.

Easter Egg Hunt Invitations

Celebrate Easter Sunday with a mini party for family, friends and neighbours. Plan an afternoon tea with treats and a “big” Easter Egg Hunt in your garden or the local park: Here a simple invitation was written on the back of one of the pennants from the Truly Bunny Bunting.

Truly Bunny Decorations

Decorate the party area with pretty paper decorations: beautiful pastel coloured tassels, pinwheels, garlands – or one could even frame pieces of the Truly Bunting Garland or easily have kids make paper chains from pastel coloured paper.

For a different take on a Easter garland string up the Truly Bunny bunnies but also peg on painted Easter eggs and upside down bulb tulips with wooden clothespegs. This works really well if you have a large area to decorate.

DIY Easter Bunny Baskets

Make a bunny basket centrepiece by filling an Easter basket with shredded paper, add a giant milk chocolate egg and decorate with a paper Truly Bunny paper bunny, feathers and a mini egg or two. Tie around ribbon and a leftover floral tag also part of the Truly Bunny Bunting.

Setting up your Easter Table

Set your spring table with the pretty paper Truly Bunny paper plates, cups and napkins fashioned into bunnies. The little place cards make the perfect personalised addition complete with little mint bows or white puffy cotton wool tails.

DIY Easter Treats

Serve tea and a mix of orange and carrot juice for thirsty searchers and carrot and date mini muffins and tea sandwiches for hungry hunters – egg mayonnaise ones are always the first to go!

For a little activity set up a “decorate your own cupcake” station. Fill plates and bowls with cream cheese icing, chocolate speckled eggs, marzipan carrots as “bunny bait”, chocolate covered pretzel sticks are “nest twigs” and coconut chocolate balls act like “bunny tails”. Award prizes for the best one!

Hope you can have a good time on Easter Day.