1950s: Dapper Details



Suited up for Easter morning, these lads and their dad look ultra sharp. We hope that after Mass (and hunting for eggs), they get to enjoy a tasty Easter brunch.

1950s: The American Dream

White picket fence, a beautiful bonnet and an overflowing Easter basket—talk about picture-perfect!

1950s: Candy Factories

Back in the ’50s, these ladies were working overtime to produce amazing chocolates and truffles for the holiday. These are our favorite Easter candies to fill baskets and eggs today.

1950s: A Couple on Easter Day



When it comes to dressing up and doing it right, you have to admit ’50s ladies and gents had it right. We love this woman’s dress and matching dotted gloves.

1950s: Dyeing Eggs in the Kitchen

Dyeing Easter eggs is a wonderfully messy affair. Go classic with vinegar and food color dyes like these ’50s kids or try a more natural egg dye approach this year.

1960s: Bold Skirt Suits & Jackets

Pretty in pink (and red), these ladies look ready to take in the day. You can add some pastel flair to your celebration with these pink treats.

1960s: Sunday Best

These girls in their pastel and floral dresses have us thinking spring (finally!).

Celebrate the dawn of this new season with these spring farmers market recipes.

1960s: Matching Outfits

We typically associate Christmas with wonderfully unique matching ensembles (pssst… you can see plenty here), but this family takes it to a new level by coordinating these six kiddos on Easter morning.

1960s: Sunday Service

We love the bunnies, chocolates and eggs, but let’s not forget about Easter morning services, too! (And if you’re looking for easy meals to start in your slow cooker while you’re away at church, check these slow cooker recipes out.)

1960s: Celebrating with Sweets

Community Cook Darlene Brendan says, “Do you think I had enough ruffles?” While we’re sure she’s happy to see those styles left in the past, we’re happy that bunny cakes are an enduring trend.

1960s: Knowing How to Accessorize

These amazing Easter bonnets just scream vintage—just like these retro Easter recipes.

1970s: Springtime in the Garden

As the unofficial start to spring, who doesn’t love to be outside on Easter morning? If you’re lucky enough, there might be a few flowers blooming.

1970s: Potluck Dinners

On holidays, it’s just natural to gather all those you love together to celebrate. If you’re feeding a crowd, like this family was in 1977, you’ll want to check out these Easter dinners made to serve big groups.

1970s: Pastel Dresses

We love the look of these two girlies in their Easter best—so sweet!

1980s: It’s All About the Ham

Easter dinner is always a highlight. Make sure that ham is cooked to perfection with this easy, step-by-step guide. And if you have extras, check out these leftover ham recipes.

1980s: Next-Level Confections

Can we just say wow? This incredible decorated chocolate egg is the stuff Easter dreams are made of! Let this photo be your inspiration as you make your own homemade Easter candy this year.

1980s: Counting Eggs

On Easter, it’s easy to go crazy dyeing eggs like this little guy. I mean, who can blame him when it’s so much fun? But after Easter is done and you’re left with extras, you can try these recipes to use them all up!

1980s: A Photoshoot in the Flowers

On Easter morning, we wake up and smell the daffodils. If you plan on picking a bunch, follow our guide for arranging flowers like a pro.

1980s: Little Ones Join in on the Fun

Looks like these tots found where the rabbit hid all his eggs! After the egg hunt, try these activities for kids for an extra fun and festive holiday.

1980s: On the Hunt

While this kiddo is searching for eggs, we bet there are a few of you out there searching for a fresh take on Easter dinner—something that’s not ham. These are our favorite Easter dinners that aren’t ham.

1980s: Seeing Double

If one bunny is good, two have got to be better! Keep that in mind when you make these Easter bunny-shaped treats.

1980s: On the Hunt

While this kiddo is searching for eggs, we bet there are a few of you out there searching for a fresh take on Easter dinner—something that’s not ham. These are our favorite Easter dinners that aren’t ham.