Easter Day Traditions

Easter, perhaps the most important of the Christian holidays, celebrates the Christ's resurrection from the dead following his death on Good Friday. . . a rebirth that is commemorated around the vernal equinox, historically a time of pagan celebration that coincides with the arrival of spring and symbolizes the arrival of light and the awakening of life around us.
Kids in the U.S. grow up expecting a delivery of eggs and candy from the Easter bunny each year, but it may seem odd to an outsider. Brought to this country by German immigrants in the 1700s, the practice is rooted in the belief that rabbits and eggs symbolize fertility and rebirth. While this may be the norm in America. Decorating Easter eggs is said to date back to at least the 13th century – how amazing that it is still a cherished tradition to this day? Being an ancient symbol of new life, decorating Easter eggs continues to be a favourite modern tradition that children and adults all love. Go hard-boil some eggs and get those coloring kits out - it's so much fun!
Easter eggs, the Easter Bunny, the dawn that arrives with resurrection of life, and the celebration of spring all serve to remind us of the cycle of rebirth and the need for renewal in our lives. In this season of rebirth, are you ready to refresh your closet with some chic easter dresses sale at eDressit.com? We have a wide range of junior easter dresses with different styles and colors for you to choose.