Is it Easter in your country now? What are your country's Easter traditions?

Is it Easter in your country now? What are your country's Easter traditions?

>decorate with yellow things everywhere
>big paper eggs filled with candy
>go skiing in the mountains
>watch horror and crime shows/movies

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I wonder what our American friends have to say on this matter...

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Do you have the Easter bunny too or is that just America?

we get a wierd plant in our living room and decorate it with little wooden figures of chickens and all kinds of eggs and stuff. we have an easter breakfast were we eat a large fancy breakfast (with matzes). then i go to the south of the country were my huge family is and all my young nephews and nieces will be collecting chocolate eggs on the big farm.

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Easter is next sunday
we eat chocolate eggs or just chocolate

Holy Week has begun for us, yes
>go on egg hunts
>eat chocolate
>eat food
>forget about the significance of the holiday unless you're in an ultrareligious family
being an american is great

On Easter day we eat figolli and have processions with statues of resurrected Christ.

you guys are always very consumerist if thats a word. its like company's shape your culture in a way. that doesn't mean its not nice ofcourse

We don't really do much desu, traditionally it's been a very church-focused time but not many people are that invested in religion any more. We eat Easter eggs and normally eat lamb, that's about it

we also eat columba