How to Decorate a House for Easter

Elaborate Easter decorations are nice, but not for everyone. There are many subtler, easier and lower-budget ways to make the house look nice for the holiday.

Easter is a wonderful holiday for many secular and non-secular reasons. Even if you prefer to emphasize the Christian aspects of the holiday over bunnies and Easter eggs, it can still be fun to brighten up your house with some inexpensive, quick and easy Easter decorating. If you do not wish to spend a lot of time or money, you can find many decorative items at your local discount or "dollar" store. In this article, we will discuss how to decorate a house for Easter.

Things You'll Need

• Small wicker baskets
• Pink Easter grass
• Green Easter grass
• Small plastic eggs
• Bunny soaps
• Pastel hand towels
• Individually wrapped Easter egg candies
• Large foil wrapped chocolate bunnies
• Fake fir wire wreath
• Glue gun
• 2 small stuffed bunny toys

Instructions

1. 

   Swap out all of your hand towels. Just switching your regular kitchen and bathroom hand towels for springtime pastels will go a long way toward making your house feel festive.

2. 

   Make holiday baskets for end tables and centerpieces. Place a small amount of pink and green Easter grass in each wicker basket. Add one foil wrapped chocolate bunny, a few small plastic eggs and some edible chocolate eggs for hungry guests. Place these baskets around your house where guests are likely to sit or mingle.

3. 

   Wash your hands with Easter soaps. In the bathroom, substitute a pastel hand towel for the Easter grass in the basket and replace the small eggs and chocolates with bunny-shaped soaps.

4. 

   Dress up your door. Glue some plastic eggs to the fake fir wire wreath. Then, situate the stuffed bunnies so that they appear to be sitting facing each other at the bottom of the wreath. Glue them into place as well and hang the holiday decoration on your front door. You're ready for Easter parties, Easter guests and any Easter celebration.