Want to impress your guests with a refreshing and unique drink? This alcohol-free punch is the perfect choice! It’s a step up from the basic Cola, and the combination of watermelon, cantaloupe, and honeydew melon with orange juice, pineapple juice, and 7up is sure to be a hit. Find the full recipe here and get ready to wow your guests!

This Peep Cocktail from Town and Country Magazine is perfect for the adults in your life while the kids are hunting for Easter eggs or while you enjoy your painting session!

If you prefer mocktails, we totally understand. There are many fruity and floral concoctions perfect for spring! This list from BRIT + CO has something for everyone, from this Ocean Breeze Mocktail, citrusy with coconut and vanilla, to this cool and creamy Italian Cream Soda. Everyone will ask you for these recipes!

Oh. My. My God ! These chocolate covered strawberries with rabbit and carrots from Harry and David are one of the cutest things I have ever seen! They would be a little complicated to make yourself, but all you would need is white chocolate, orange and pink food coloring, a few piping bags, and some edible markers for the bunnies’ whiskers and eyes!

Try this Bunny Bait Trail Mix if you want something a little easier to prepare! My favorite thing about recipes like this is that it’s easy to substitute any of these ingredients so there’s something everyone will enjoy!

Another simple and adorable option for a treat is these rice krispie nests. They are perfect, quick and easy to make, and you can add mini chocolate eggs for extra color.

If you’ve read any of our other paint party blog posts, you’ll know that at The Sketching Pad we’re big fans of charcuterie, especially when it’s as stunning as the one from Charmed By Camille! I love how Camille explains how to put together a beautiful board, from choosing colors that will work together beautifully to arranging the foods in a beautiful way. I couldn’t have made a better guide to making a charcuterie board myself!

For added fun, try making cute pastel deviled eggs. It’s incredibly simple and so cute that everyone will ask you how you made it!

If you have Easter cookie cutters on hand, like bunnies, eggs, or flowers, try making classic tea sandwiches and cutting them into fun shapes. This is an easy extra step if you’re already making snacks; kids will love them!

Cute, easy and festive is the way to go with decorations; I love this egg garland. It’s also very easy to do! You’ll need plastic eggs, and if you want a multi-tear garland like this, I’d have about 100; Plus, you can always use extras for the egg hunt anyway! The only other things you’ll need are some ribbon and something to poke holes in the eggs; I suggest making the holes from the inside, especially if you are using a knife. This will be safer and the holes will naturally end up more centered this way!

Another adorable addition to any Easter party is a bouquet, but not just any bouquet! This carrot bouquet is simple to make and absolutely beautiful. It will definitely attract a lot of attention at your party. Any flower will do, but tulips or daffodils are a gorgeous spring option! ​You can also add fresh herbs to the centerpiece, such as rosemary or lavender, to add more greenery and give the room a pleasant scent.