Can we all agree that Easter always seems to sneak up on us? One minute we’re packing up Valentine’s hearts, and the next—bam!—we’re pulling out pastel baskets and dreaming of bunny-shaped everything. If Easter has crept up on you this year, don’t worry one bit. I’ve gathered my favorite last minute easter ideas to help you pull together something sweet, meaningful, and totally magical—with ease. Whether you’re planning a cozy morning at home or looking to add a little fun to your traditional egg hunt, I’ve got you covered with comfort-creating finds that your whole family will love.
There’s something so nostalgic and grounding about starting Easter morning with a joyful breakfast spread. Pajamas, sleepy smiles, and pastel plates full of treats? Yes, please. Over the years, it’s become one of my favorite family traditions—and with a few festive touches, it can feel truly special without any stress.
Here are my Easter Breakfast Must-Haves to help you pull it together in a pinch:
This darling little waffle maker has Easter magic written all over it. Each egg-shaped waffle is almost too cute to eat (almost!). It heats up quickly and makes breakfast feel extra special—your kiddos will light up when they see these on their plates.
These sparkly cups are so versatile! We love to fill them with fruit, yogurt parfaits, or bunny bait trail mix. They add a little shimmer and fun to the breakfast table, and they’re perfect for serving up sweet treats without the mess.
+ Bunny Dessert Tray (Set of 2) +
I adore this bunny tray duo—it’s equal parts practical and whimsical. Use one for your muffins and the other for cut fruit or dyed eggs. The bunnies add such a charming touch, and the trays are perfect for little hands to reach.
Want an easy morning activity and a delicious snack? These cookie cutters are the answer. Whether you’re making sugar cookies, fruit cutouts, or bunny-shaped pancakes, they’re a must-have for a fun (and edible!) creative moment.
+ Confetti Silicone Muffin Tins +
Baking muffins or mini quiches? These cheerful silicone tins make it simple, and the confetti design just feels like a celebration. They’re also super easy to clean—bonus points for that, right?
Now that breakfast is covered, let’s talk about egg hunts! These last minute Easter ideas are perfect for families who want to switch things up or keep it simple without sacrificing the fun.
After breakfast, it’s time for the main event… the Easter Egg Hunt! If you’re anything like me, you want it to be memorable, magical, and maybe even a little creative.
One idea we’ve fallen in love with is swapping some of the usual candy-filled eggs for fun tokens that offer activities, surprises, or family moments instead. Think: “Stay up 15 minutes late,” “Choose what’s for dinner,” or “One-on-one ice cream date with Mom.”
These colorful little tokens are such a sweet twist on the classic hunt. Slip them inside your eggs, and suddenly the hunt becomes a gift that lasts far beyond the day itself. My kids light up when they realize they’ve found one!
You’ll need something to tuck those tokens into, and these pastel fillable Easter eggs are just perfect. Simple, cute, and great for mixing tokens, little toys, or your own custom treats. They’re also a great option for families looking to go candy-free.
Prefer to stick with the classics? I get it—and I’ve got the easiest one-stop-shop solution for you.
No stuffing, no sealing, no stress. These ready-to-go eggs come pre-filled with candy, so you can spend less time prepping and more time watching your little ones run around the yard with glee. Honestly, they’re a lifesaver when time is short and fun is calling.
If you want to take your egg hunt to the next level, try this: a glow-in-the-dark egg hunt. It’s such a fun twist, especially as the sun starts to set. Grab a flashlight or do it right at dusk—your kids will be enchanted.
+ Glow in the Dark Fillable Eggs +
These glowing gems are so fun and perfect for creating unforgettable moments. Tuck in a few pieces of candy or a surprise toy, hide them around the yard, and watch the giggles unfold. Even the older kids get into it!
Easter doesn’t have to be over-the-top or Pinterest-perfect. With a little creativity and a few thoughtful touches, you can create a day full of joy, connection, and magic—without the overwhelm.
Whether you’re whipping up bunny waffles or lighting up the backyard for a glow-in-the-dark egg hunt, the memories you’re making will last far longer than the chocolate bunnies.
Even if you’re down to the wire, you can still pull together something special. From breakfast magic to glow-in-the-dark egg hunts, these last minute Easter ideas prove that joy doesn’t need weeks of prep—just a little heart and a good Amazon list.Wishing you the sweetest Easter morning full of giggles, waffles, and just the right amount of glitter.
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