Handpicked Easter Gifts

I remember as a child hunting for Easter eggs around our house and garden.  I had such fun,  it felt like a real adventure.  I think I actually enjoyed the hunt more than the eggs.  As we got older my mum allowed us to pick a present instead of eggs, this was usually a CD.

Over the last few years Mr Hubby and I haven’t really bothered with Easter as neither of us are religious or big chocolate eaters.  This year is going to be a little different as it is Baby’s first proper Easter.  I plan to send a few cards, decorate, do some Easter baking and give Baby an Easter basket (more to come on that soon!).  So I had a little snoop round a few websites and came up with a selection of gifts for all the family.

First of all I picked out some foodie treats

food treatsEaster Afternoon Tea Party by Crumb £28.  Includes cakes, tea bags, doily’s and other essentials for a tea party.

Mini Egg Tree Sweet Trees £14.99.  They also do a cream egg version.

Easter Chocolates Bijou Gifts £12.95.  These are just divine!

Blossom Biscuits Eat My Cake £10.  This company make the most amazing bespoke biscuits.

Easter Hamper Hotel Chocolat £39.  Filled with chocolate fried eggs on sticks, eggs and soldiers, bunnies and other scrummy goodies.

Mr Stanleys Sweet Hamper Interflora £39.99.

Then I had a scout around for non food gifts, as sometimes you can have too much chocolate!  Controversial?!

Easter

Personalised Bunny Toy  My 1st Years  £20 This is soooo cute

Ditsy Bunny Purse Monsoon  £7

Personalised Handpainted Easter Egg tin Chantal Devenport Designs £18 (NOTHS)

Personalised Children’s Baking Set Anne-Marie at Heavenleyhearts £17.50 (NOTHS)

Easter Bunny Earrings Wue £12 (NOTHS)

Rabbit Kitchen Timer Paperchase £6

Personalised egg rack Oak and Rope Company £50

Do you do anything special for Easter?  Do you buy presents or rely on good old Easter eggs?

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  1. Some lovely ideas. Those personalised eggs are a lovely idea for little ones who are too young for chocolate.

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  2. I’m going for non chocolate gifts this year. We still have sweets from Christmas, there’s no need to encourage more

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  3. I love the mini egg tree! I am definitely going to look into that for my kiddies. I get so fed up with the standard eggs in the supermarket. Thanks for sharing x

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  4. What a gorgeous collection! I Love Easter now that I’ve got children, it’s so exciting and I love finding different things for them each year to go along with the chocolate so thank yu for the inspiration!

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  5. I adore Easter and I am happy to let them have chocolate eggs, they tend to last quite a while with them. They are 9 and 7 and so it is ALL about the chocolate for them at this age!

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  6. Some lovely gifts there. Without being too controversial (I hope) you definitely don’t have to be religious to celebrate Easter, it is originally a Pagan festival of rebirth and I personally believe celebrating the beginning of new life is far more poignant than the religious story tagged on to the existing festival!

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  7. Oh my goodness so many amazing gifts! I think I love all the food based ones – the tree is a great idea 🙂

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  8. Some really lovely gift ideas here! I stick to chocolate eggs for Easter – although, my niece, who was too young for chocolate last year got a basket of other goodies!

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