Where did the Easter egg hunt originate?

Where did the Easter egg hunt originate?

Easter egg hunts — arguably one of the best parts about Easter. For many families, hunting for eggs are tradition for their Easter festivities. But, why and where did Easter egg hunts originate? In many Christian societies, eggs have been associated with new life and spring. “Early Christians adapted these beliefs, making the egg a symbol of the resurrection and the empty shell a metaphor for Jesus’ tomb,” according to EnglishHeritage.org. Eggs …

A large number of French families are preparing to celebrate Easter this weekend. This party, which pleases children and adults, is an opportunity to share a friendly moment with their loved ones. But in addition to enjoying a good meal, it is also customary to do a small chocolate egg hunt. But, besides, where does this custom come from? Our 20-minute colleagues have recently returned to the origins of this tradition. Why do we consume eggs at …

The Easter rabbit is a popular character associated with the celebration of Easter, especially in North America and Europe. And next to the rabbit, there always appears the famous basket with chocolate eggs, as we see in hundreds of illustrations and films. That is why the tradition of giving Easter eggs is common in countries of those regions, where they even decorate and hide for children to find them on Easter Sunday. But, what is the origin …

LAUNCH. The egg hunt is coming fast! This Sunday, the families of Catholic culture will celebrate Easter with a well-established ritual: "hunting" and tasting chocolate eggs. But where does this tradition come from? Every day, the JDD sheds light on a topical subject.

Do You Know the Surprising Origin of Easter Eggs?

If you're wondering about the history behind Easter eggs, you've come to the right place to find out Easter egg origins and how they became a symbol of spring.

This Sunday, millions of children will be looking for eggs hidden by their loved ones, in the garden or in the house. But do you know the origins of this tradition?