Do you have special Easter traditions?

we only have one long-standing tradition (a ham)! Easter dinner is our last and really only lasting tradition.

That is such a pretty decoration, so imaginative that you used masks, they never looked so pretty. We decorate with foil wrapped chocolate eggs, and fill baskets or bowls with Easter treats. There are usually community Easter egg hunts on the Saturday before Easter Sunday, these cannot safely be held during these times. In years gone by I was Bucky the Bunny for the community Easter Egg Hunt in our little country village, when our son needed to get some volunteer hours in for high school, he took over that task and just loved it.

That flowery branch is so cute, LadyDuck. Wow, you made them out of the medical masks - how very clever and symbolic of our times (I would never have guessed it!). I guess we have simplified all the holiday things here. On Easter we would normally go on Easter egg hunts at the park, and at home . . . and then have dinner with all the family. But this year, as last year, it's just us. I did grab some candy to fill in Easter bags and for the table . . . I just set it up this morning. Happy Easter to you and your husband!

There's some quite similar ones. Painting eggs, decorating branches, putting figures of chickens everywhere, and of course driving to Sweden on Easter Thursday to shop. Here all the shops are closed from quite early on Wednesday til Saturday, and then closed again on Monday. And of course today, but it's a Sunday, so no open shops anyway. This year I'm sticking to the "staying inside and glaring out at the bad weather"-tradition. It's really quite confusing, today we've had 3 seasons, right now it's really windy and snowing so now it's winter. That's a clever use of the medical masks. Much prettier than the ones being left all over the place

Filipinos don't have much to show when it comes to Easter despite being the most dominant Catholic and Christian country in Asia. 300 years of Spanish colonialisation didn't produce much either, just the usual Easter bunny and egg hunt we probably got from the Americans which obviously is on hold now due to the pandemic You have a beautiful decoration.

egg hunting that i guess it is not a Filipino tradition

What an imaginative piece of work. Not being a Christian we don't celebrate Easter here, even don't know much about the tradition.

No Easter traditions anymore. I like the Easter decoration that you made.

My town has a yearly chocolate egg hunt for the small children. It takes place at one of the local parks.

I used to decorate with plastic eggs and things. But as I have not got those out the last few years I might gather them up and donate them.

we usually wake up early to watch the 'Salubong' or the welcoming of the risen Christ then attend mass and have breakfast or brunch outside

That is a lovely decoration, That is what we did in Latvia to hang colored eggs from branches. Also my husband and I love to fight with the eggs tapping to see whose shell would break first, Nice memories, I now longer do any decorating since I am on my own,

Nice decoration! I put eggs in my garden and do some decorations inside. That game sounds a very funny one.

Such a pretty decoration. I live with memories now. We all got together and had a big meal. Then Easter egg hunts the rest of the day.

I was just reading today about the tradition of decorating trees with eggs. My mother and grandmother did that one year. Today I went to church. there were a couple of Easter skits and then after service there was an egg hunt. We had a lot more people, and kids than usual but they planned for it. Your decoration is really pretty.

When I was young my mother prepares different kind of food and also buys a lot of eggs and boils and paint it with different colors and enjoy it. We also join a egg hunting games at our village and enjoy lots of chocolates and candies as prices Happy Easter

What an interesting habit. I have heard of the Easter Egg Tree the Germans do but I have never seen one, or else I don't remember, I was 9 when we left Germany to go back to the US. I no longer follow any traditions, mom was the binding force for me and since she passed holidays no longer have any real meaning.

You're very creative...lovely flowers! When our kids were little, the "Easter bunny" would hide candy around the living room for the kids to hunt/find Easter morning. And a lot of churches would have egg hunts after church.

That was ingenuous using the medical masks for your decorations. We didn't have a traditional meal last night which is typically ham. Wwe spent a quiet evening at home. The game played there also seems like it would be extra messy when you used raw eggs.

WE don't put up decors for Easter. We have Easter egg hunting for kids usually held at the malls.