About EasterWeekend.com

The Easter Weekend website was created with one simple purpose in mind – to help people everywhere celebrate the joy, meaning, and beauty of Easter. Whether you mark Easter with deep faith, see it as a time of reflection, or simply enjoy the traditions of springtime gatherings and family fun, this site is here to support you.

My name is Josh Smith, and as the creator and editor of EasterWeekend.com, I wanted to build a place that feels both inspiring and practical. Easter is a season that carries so many different layers – from the story of renewal and hope, to the cheerful customs of egg hunts, crafts, and festive meals. No matter your background or beliefs, my hope is that you’ll find something here that speaks to you and helps make your Easter weekend a little brighter.

On the site, you’ll find a mix of resources designed to fit into real life. We share handy tips for planning your Easter gatherings, ideas for activities that bring families and communities together, and thoughtful articles that encourage moments of reflection. For those who enjoy a creative touch, we also provide a growing collection of freebies and downloadable resources – from printable decorations and coloring pages to recipe cards and activity sheets. These are designed to take the stress out of preparation so you can focus on what matters most: celebrating, connecting, and enjoying the season.

EasterWeekend.com is meant to be a welcoming space for everyone. It’s not about telling you how you should celebrate, but rather offering tools, ideas, and inspiration so you can shape Easter in a way that feels meaningful to you. Whether your weekend is filled with church services, family dinners, chocolate bunnies, or quiet reflection, you’ll find resources here to make it special.

Thank you for visiting and being part of this community. I hope you’ll come back often, explore the latest additions, and find joy in the little details that make Easter weekend such a unique and cherished time of year.

With love,
Josh Smith