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5 Ways To Celebrate Easter As An Adult

Because Easter activities aren't just for kids!

Grace McLaughlin
Apr 10, 2021
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Easter is fast approaching, and even if you aren't a kid, you can still celebrate and have fun on Easter. If you don't celebrate the holiday, either due to religious reasons or personal, there are still reasons to celebrate. The changing of the seasons from winter to spring is a reason to celebrate with your friends and family. Spring is about new beginnings and starting anew. It's a time to let go of your baggage from the winter because spring means change. Especially this year, we all need to savor life's changes and use them to our own advantage. Take the time to spring clean or get rid of any bad habits. If you celebrate the holiday, then just because you aren't a kid anymore doesn't mean you still can't find joy and have fun on Easter. Think of Easter and springtime as an adult as if you were a bare tree and now it's the moment for your flowers to bloom.

1. Adult Easter Egg Hunt

Throw an Easter egg hunt that has eggs filled with goodies that you and your friends enjoy. Fill them with gift cards, candy, mini drink bottles, and money. Make it challenging and hide them in tough places you would have never have found as a kid.

2. Make Easter Baskets For Friends

Everyone loves receiving gifts. So, if you throw an Easter party, have each friend bring an Easter basket for another friend. Kinda like Secret Santa, but this time, Secret Easter Bunny,

3. Host An Easter Brunch

Brunch is amazing anytime, but it's a fun way to have friends over. You can make deviled eggs, quiches, eggs benedict, and all the amazing breakfast foods you find at your favorite brunch spots.

4. Decorate Eggs

Competition is always fun, so whoever makes the best decorated egg should get a prize, like a Target gift card! You can even have different categories like best egg, best funny egg, and worst designed egg.

5. Springtime Photo Shoot

Updating your Instagram with cute photos is always fun. Go to the park or nearby garden and throw a spring/Easter themed photo shoot with friends.

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