Easter Ideas and Decorating Tips
There are lots of different kinds of Easter gift baskets that you can gift and there are a lot of different things you can do with eggs other than just dying them and sticking them in boxes and baskets with fake grass.
Egg Characters Dying eggs is a good activity for younger kids but for kids who are older and can use more advanced crafts material, go for egg characters.
Use felt, tissue, cotton, twigs, grass, cardboard, buttons and candy to make faces on eggs and to dress them up.
You can create an entire village of them.
Use the crafts to make them nests or hut like homes.
They can be used anywhere; on the table, at the foot of lamp posts, in flower beds and on window sills.
Incorporate food into the décor Easter food and desserts can be very decorative; they shouldn't just be for eating.
Get creative with the food.
Don't try to make everything yourself, visit your local candy store and you're bound to find something unique.
Don't just put the candy out in trays or stuff it all in the egg; use it to decorate the food.
Use Easter fruit baskets or fruit bouquets as centerpieces, you can also give fruit bouquet as a prize to who ever wins the egg hunt.
Costumes and dresses You can have an Easter costume party; ask friends and family to dress up or to just accessorize for the party.
You can hand out bunny ears to all the guests to make sure they're dressed for the occasion.
The Bunny's Nest Create a bunny's nest where you can put all the Easter gifts.
Pile all the eggs around the nest.
You can make it in a nice shaded area in the yard and have Easter brunch outside.
Entertainment Games are a must have for an Easter party; top of the list should be the egg hunt.
There are lots of ways of making the egg hunt more fun and a bit more complicated.
For adults, you can add as many complications as you want, like hiding hallow eggs that don't count or using jelly beans as decoys.
For kids, things should be kept simple enough for them to be able to enjoy the hunt and the candy at the end.