Show me your photos showing Easter traditions

[Ruth Lueth]

I posted a shot with Easter eggs hanging in a tree, which is common here in Northern Germany. What Easter traditions are to be found in your home (if you celebrate Easter)? Show me your pictures.

Here is mine:

[Missy]

We go to an old, beautiful estate where we had our wedding reception every Easter for the annual egg hunt. It was built in 1913 and the grounds are breathtaking. Here is my oldest
on one of the swings there waiting to hunt eggs.

[Paula x2 Brumbe]

just thinking that while I may be running behind a bit, but I have not even started to think about Easter photos. May want to repost next Monday after people start taking the photos.

[katy]

@scrivna SPAM!

[Ruth Lueth]

@mariboo Very winning smile! We also look for Easter eggs but rarely outside.

[Ruth Lueth]

@brumbe Paula, Perhaps a good idea, I'll wait for the response and possibly start a new discussion after Easter.

[Hope Russell]

Palm Sunday

[Aaron]

Peeps are an Easter tradition around here :)

[cheryl]

@grizzlysghost Where's the bunny peep go?? Hmmm??

[cheryl]

YUMMMMMMMMMMMMM!

[Aaron]

@cheribug Haha, no one's talking, not a peep! ;)

[David H.]

Every year since I was little I've made Easter Nests:

[Heather]

[Aleksandra]

@cheribug my favourite! I had a box delivered today and am resisting opening it up... this shot is certainly tempting me!

[Ruth Lueth]

@hasselhotch They look delicious, are there almonds under the eggs?

[Ruth Lueth]

@cheribug @smevvy
Cheryl and Heather, hmmm yummy

[Ruth Lueth]

@herussell
Hope, What do you do on Palm Sunday?

[David H.]

@noragentian No, just chocolate although I guess you could use anything vaguely egglike, including sugared almonds. Maybe next year!

[Hope Russell]

@noragentian Usually we go to church, where there is a special service. Then we go to my grandmother's house where we have a family meal.

[Richard R Tuckey]

EMMA

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There was an Easter egg hunt today at the church I attend. There were 23 kids that came to have a good time, not only collecting eggs, but eating sandwiches,and cookies, and most of all hearing again the reason of the Easter season. This little girl is Emma, she is the third child of four in this great family. She was born with no eyes. She goes to a regular school (with help of course) and is actually an inspiration to all that know and talk with her. She is just a delight to be around and hear how she talks about things.

[Synke]

Dying Easter Eggs in Berlin

[Mary Thorpe]

masks for school easter parade

[Sue Barnicoat]

we usually give chocolate Easter eggs, this year they come with chocolate Easter bunnies

[Sue Barnicoat]

[Ycats Fursworth]

second year I've missed it at my Mom's... :( this is what I've missed (her photo)

[Ruth Lueth]

@suebarni
We do the same and I know these bunnies as well. I like both of your pict.

[Javada]

Every year I take photo's with my son and my nephew in matching shirts :)
Here's my fav from this year.... so far LOL

[Ruth Lueth]

@kittenshark They are looking very cute laying in the gras together.

[Kathleen]

My Grandsons first Easter egg hunt.

[Ruth Lueth]

@kathleenn So cute!

[Sue Barnicoat]

[Melissa]

[Ruth Lueth]

Wow, this is a wonderful collection of painted eggs. Are you fix them on a ribbon and hang into branches?

[Ruth Lueth]

Wow, this is a wonderful collection of painted eggs. Are you fix them on a ribbon and hang into branches? @lissamc

[Melissa]

No, they are hard boiled. First we spend an evening coloring them as a family. Then come the night before Easter the adults hide them for the kids to find first thing in the morning. And then the eggs get eaten. (Well, at least the ones that are only colored with food coloring.) I foresee lots of egg salad sandwiches in our immediate future.