Best Easter decorations to buy for 2021: including wreaths, egg cups and Easter trees

Anya Meyerowitz
·Contributor, Yahoo Life UK
·2 min read
All the best Easter decorations for 2021. (Getty Images)
All the best Easter decorations for 2021. (Getty Images)

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Though it might feel as though you only just took down your Christmas decorations, Easter is just around the corner and presents another opportunity to spread joy around the house.

Easter decorations might not be as well as known as their famous Christmas cousins, but they are becoming more and more of a thing as the years go by.

From dainty hand-made hanging Easter bunnies to colourful Easter trees and DIY kits so that the kids can decorate their own Easter ornaments, there's an Easter decoration out there for every house - and every taste.

We've scoured the shops to find the best out there - whether you're going all out for Easter this year or just want to add a few tasteful touches to a big roast lamb lunch on Easter Sunday.

All you need to do is add the Easter eggs and you've got yourself the recipe for an ideal long weekend.

All the best Easter decorations for 2021

Spotty Egg Cup | £4.50 from John Lewis

Spring Meadow Flowers Wreath | £30 from John Lewis & Partners

Brown Easter Tree | £15 from John Lewis & Partners

Hanging Egg Decorations, Pack of 12 | £5 from John Lewis & Partners

Bunny Rabbit Egg Cup | £4.50 from John Lewis & Partners

Small Hemp Rose Assorted Glass Decorative Egg | £2.75 from John Lewis & Partners

Terracotta Bunny, Large | £12 from John Lewis & Partners

Edgar Easter Bunny and Eggs Hanging Decorations | £25.95 from Joules

Edgar Easter Bunny and Eggs Hanging Decorations
Edgar Easter Bunny and Eggs Hanging Decorations

Set of 12 Mini Easter Egg Decorations | £5 from Anthropologie

Straw Bunny Easter Basket | £30 from Anthropologie

Hoppy Easter Bunny Garland | £28 from Anthropologie

EAMBRITE White Easter Tree with Colourful Fillable Eggs | £24.99 from Amazon

Amscan Hanging Pleated Paper Decoration | £6.28 from Amazon

Lovely Bunting Feet Flag Banner | £8.99 from Amazon

Paint Your Own Egg | £4 from Argos

Fill Your Own Carrot Pinata | £8 from Argos

Pom Bunny Wreath | £8 from Argos

Easter Wreath | £15 from John Lewis

Talking Tables Grass Bunny | £17 from John Lewis

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