Celebrate Easter this year with a colorful and fun outdoor Easter egg hunt party! This bunny-themed bash features tasty bunny donuts (complete with free printable ears and fluffy white cotton candy tails), a salt dough egg tag craft for kids, and a fun bunny toss game for kids. Darling bunny place settings complete with bunny straw cups will excite kids of all ages and get them ready for the big Easter egg hunt!
For the kids' table, use layers of pretty light pink gingham tablecloth to create the base.
Colorful bunny Easter plates, Easter egg napkins, and green utensils help make the pink and green color palette for the party.
Adorable bunny cups with straws match the plates perfectly, and also help prevent spills on the table from little hands.
Bunny pom-poms from the Bunny Toss Game do double duty as little toys for the kids to play with. I used a hole punch to cut black adhesive felt eyes and a tiny pink triangle nose for each rabbit. Don't they match the bunny plates and cups perfectly?
Just add a little green or pink grass inside a mini Easter basket, then place a bunny inside to make a simple a party favor for each child.
Gigantic plastic Easter eggs also make great party favors in theme colors. Just place treats or small toys inside!
Large white metal bunnies placed at the back of the treat table serve as a simple party backdrop.
To add to the bunny theme, I arranged colorful carrots around the inside of two large vases, then placed fresh flowers inside a cup with water inside that went in the middle of each vase.
The flowers were so pretty and added a fresh, spring feel to the table.
Adorable and tasty Bunny Easter Donuts were a highlight of the party! The kids loved the bunny face donuts, complete with pink gumball noses, and the bunny back end donuts, complete with a fluffy cotton candy tail and chocolate feet.
Be sure to get the free bunny ear printable and instructions to make these!
A large colored Easter basket waited for each child on the table. Pretty pink and green satin bows topped on the handle of each basket. To help distinguish whom each basket belongs to, I made simple Salt Dough Easter Tags ahead of time.
The kids were all excited to decorate their own tag and hang it on their Easter basket so they could quickly tell which basket belonged to them. Just click here for the easy salt dough recipe and tutorial!
A Bunny Toss Game is a great activity to get the kids on their feet and moving. It's really simple to put together too with just a few supplies! Get the instructions and free printable score sheet here.
Easter baskets were all filled with Easter eggs and carrot eggs for the beginning of the party. Towards the end of the party the adults took the eggs and hid them for the big Easter egg hunt grand finale!
We hid our eggs towards the end so the kids didn't find them throughout the party. We took kids inside for a few minutes while the adults hid all the eggs. The kids were then each given baskets and raced to see who could collect the most eggs!
An outdoor Easter egg hunt is the perfect end to a fabulous Easter party that the kids will remember long after the holiday is over Be sure to get the Bunny Easter Donuts instructions, create some Easy Salt Dough Easter Tags, and learn how to play the Bunny Toss Game to make your Easter party extra fun!
