Spring Flowers
Small, herbaceous perennials or annuals (often 6–24 inches tall) known for clusters of delicate, five-petaled sky-blue flowers with yellow centers.
Forget-me-nots
This symbol represents the tomb of Christ, with the breaking of the shell symbolizing his resurrection. Traditionally, these items were dyed red to represent Christ's blood.
Easter Egg
A clever, quick-witted, and sarcastic gray rabbit famous for his catchphrase "What's up, Doc?"
Bugs Bunny (Looney Tunes)
Hard-boiled eggs cut in half, with yolks mixed with mayonnaise, mustard, and spices. A popular appetizer.
Deviled Eggs
The brother of James and son of Zebedee, he was part of the inner circle and described as "the disciple whom Jesus loved"
John
A hardy, long-lived perennial plant known for its large, fragrant, and lush blooms, typically appearing in late spring and early summer, showcasing, white, pink, red, yellow, and coral shades.
Peonies
This symbol symbolizes new life and spring, is it is one of the most popular Easter symbols among children.
Easter Bunny (Hare)
A passionate, hardworking country rabbit who fulfills her dream of becoming a big-city police officer.
Judy Hopps (Zootopia)
Various gourmet options of egg shaped treats often filled with caramel, honeycomb, or marshmallow.
Chocolate Eggs
Peter’s brother and the first disciple called by Jesus; known for bringing others to Jesus, including the boy with the loaves and fish.
Andrew
A highly fragrant, shade-loving perennial groundcover known for its delicate, white, bell-shaped flowers and lush green leaves.
Lily-of-the-Valley
This symbol represents the crucifixion of Jesus and his victory over sin and death. This is the most popular symbol among Christians.
The Cross
The battery-powered mascot known for appearing in television commercials since 1989.
Energizer Bunny
Hard-boiled eggs dipped in vibrant dyes. Historically, red represented the blood of Christ, while other colors symbolized new life.
Dyed/Colored Eggs
A tax collector who left his post to follow Jesus and authored the first Gospel.
Matthew
A tall, bulbous perennial. Described as large, six-petaled, often fragrant flowers—ranging from trumpets to bowl shapes.
Lilies
This symbol represents Jesus as the "_______ of God," referring to his sacrifice, and is also linked to the Passover.
Lamb
A mischievous and adventurous young rabbit who constantly sneaks into Mr. McGregor's garden.
Peter Rabbit (Beatrix Potter)
A set of 12 plastic eggs, each containing an item (e.g., donkey, nails, cloth) that tells a part of the Easter story.
Resurrection Eggs
Son of Zebedee, he was part of the inner circle and the first apostle to be martyred (by Herod).
James
A hardy, spring-blooming perennial bulb known for their distinctive flowers featuring a central trumpet or cup surrounded by six petals.
Daffodils
Known as the "white-robed apostles of hope," these white flowers symbolize the purity of Jesus and resurrection.
Easter Lily
One of Walt Disney’s earliest animated characters, created in the 1920s.
Oswald the Lucky Rabbit (Disney)
A soft- or hard-boiled egg wrapped in sausage meat, coated in breadcrumbs, and deep-fried/baked.
Scotch Eggs
A disciple who demonstrated a practical nature and helped introduce people to Jesus.
Philip