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Sweet ideas for non-chocolate Easter gifts

Updated: May 7, 2023

Chocolate in the form of eggs and bunnies may be a classic Easter treat, but not everyone loves them. If you're looking for something different, consider one of these non-chocolate gift ideas accompanied by a heartfelt note for someone special.


Happy Easter!


Lilies

Easter and lilies go hand-in-hand as they usually flower around the same time as this joyous holiday, signifying spring renewal and rebirth. They symbolise grace, purity, new life, and hope.


For someone who is not keen on chocolate or sweets for Easter, lilies make the ideal gift–and with a meaningful note attached, can make an extremely thoughtful gift.


Tulips, daisies, and daffodils are also popular blooms given during this special occasion.


Here is one idea for a note:





“These lilies symbolise grace, purity, new life, and hope–which are the same wishes I have for you this Easter. I hope that you can take some time to relax and experience all the beauty, serenity, and peace this holiday brings.
“I know that the future of new beginnings will be brighter and more beautiful and hopeful with you in it! Wishing you a joyful, wonderful Easter!”

Hot Cross Buns

Hot cross buns are a traditional Easter food in the U.K., and are often served during special Easter-related meals. They were traditionally baked to mark the end of Lent, on the day of Good Friday. Hot cross buns are sweet and spiced and often studded with raisins or currants, making them a comforting treat.


Here is one idea for a note to go with a gift basket of hot cross buns at Easter:





“You are a special kind of perfect, like a warm hot cross bun with just the right amount of spice and sweetness. No one else is quite like you with your combination of loving warmth, a spicy personality, and sweet intentions. You bring so much joy and happiness into my life.
“Enjoy these hot cross buns!--I hope they make a scrumptious addition to your Easter celebrations.”

Jelly Beans

Did you know that jelly beans are thought to have been associated with Easter since the 1930s due to their egg-like shape? The colourful confections are said to symbolise the sweetness of the holiday and the joy of springtime.


A tiny token of thoughtfulness, like a jar or bag of jelly beans tied up with a ribbon and a heartfelt message, is sure to spread some Easter sweetness and joy.


Here is one idea for a note:




“These jelly beans come with my best wishes for a Happy Easter. I am hoping it is nothing short of sweet and wonderful, just like you!
“I hope this Easter season is as colourful, vibrant and joyful as you are–full of flavor, sweetness and surprises. May it be filled with happy moments that will bring a smile to your face, because you always bring joy to me.”

If you try it and love it, post your comments below or snap a picture and share it with me on Instagram @wrappedinmeaning and by using the hashtag#WrappedinMeaning.

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