Turn your child’s party into an Easter egg hunt

If your child has a birthday at this time of the year, Easter can be a good theme alternative for the next celebration. Using lots of bunnies and chocolates, the decoration takes on a fun and unusual look, serving as an alternative to traditional parties. What better occasion than Easter to bring the family together?

Take advantage of the theme to explore a vibrant color chart at the party. Orange, green, pink and blue can be used to create a fun mix of colors.

To get your guests in the mood, spread chocolates on the tables, on the flower arrangements, in the corners of the room… Don’t skimp on chocolate! He’s the star of the party, but he doesn’t need to be served just in the Easter egg version. Escape the obvious and innovate in the presentation of sweets and food in a way that delights and surprises guests.

Eggshells can be used as a container for serving chocolates and other sweets. Just remember to carefully clean the shell to ensure that the flavor of the sweets is not affected by remnants of the egg.

If space permits, propose an egg hunt in the garden. Children can participate in painting workshops to decorate the eggs that will later be hidden. They can be plastic, filled with mini chocolates or sugar candies.