25 Easter Gifts for Every Bunny on Your List

An easy way to make your Easter party look more chic and modern. Nate Berkus would approve. ($16-$30, Nordstrom)

Candy, quite frankly, is the reason for the season. Let no sweet go untasted with this impressive variety. ($28, Neiman Marcus)

It may be an accent pillow, but this clever Peeps creation will be the center of your living room's attention. ($40, Nordstrom)

When Easter isn't a holiday, it's a lifestyle. ($80, Bed Bath & Beyond)

The stress of dealing with in-laws can take its toll. It's best to come prepared with reinforcements. ($10, Etsy)

While a caramel carrot may be more Easter-appropriate, we're going to assume it doesn't taste as delicious. ($48, Neiman Marcus)

"Don't even think about touching my glass of vintage red," - The Easter Bunny, we're sure. ($17, Amazon)

Frankly, these are the prettiest candies you'll ever get in an Easter basket. Just don't tell Willy Wonka. ($13, Williams Sonoma)

Your four-legged friend needed an excuse to wear her Sunday's best. Excuses no more. ($12, Amazon)

These will probably stay on for .2 seconds, but they're clearly worth the Instagram post. ($32, Uncommon Goods)

While we certainly prefer karats to carrots, we'd never turn down a delicious dip. ($40, Bed Bath & Beyond)

It's all about the tiny details and these tiny napkin holders deliver. ($23, Amazon)

If your goal is to be *that* neighbor who puts all other neighborhood door decorations to shame, then this is your wreath. ($120, Etsy)

You'll need to advise your small children that this is not how to treat real-life animals of similar size and stature. ($15, Amazon)

Guaranteed to bring the "oh my Gods" and "awwws" at the dinner table. ($20, Amazon)

A family of bunnies you don't have to worry about crossing the street without looking both ways. ($45, Uncommon Goods)

Celebrate years past by reminiscing in the present with these adorable photo holders. Who knew that you didn't need Facebook to look at old pictures? ($30, Jet)

Aside from a resurrected Jesus, someone's got to be the life of grandma's Easter party. Why not you with this easy conversation starter? ($25, Etsy)

Honestly, we'd throw our money at anything that cleverly and casually weaves in a Jerry Maguire reference. ($25, Nordstrom)

April showers may bring May flowers, but tulip tea light candles bring the flowers and warmth a month early. ($20, Amazon)

When Peter Cottontail wants to use the "good" China, we're pretty sure he opts for these. ($60, Williams Sonoma)

Wicker should stay at your grandparents' sun room in Florida. Burlap is a much trendier alternative. ($12, Etsy)

So long, hollow chocolate bunnies. Chocolate eggs filled with individual chocolates are a long-awaited upgrade. ($80, Neiman Marcus)

Every good gathering needs an icebreaker and nothing delivers more than a game of Mad Libs. Well, aside from vodka, of course. ($4.50, Amazon)

Don't worry, be hoppy. The Easter ham, vegetables and carb-heavy sides are on the table and you're surrounded by loved ones. Dig in and enjoy. ($50, Amazon)