Autumn is in full swing, and Easter is the perfect time to gather friends and family for a memorable brunch. Whether you’re hosting a cosy gathering or need a few Easter brunch recipes for a crowd, we’ve got you covered with ideas that will make your party the talk of the season. From savoury bites to sweet treats, our creations are guaranteed to impress your guests. Plus, don’t forget the star of the brunch—delicious fresh bread that pairs perfectly with all your favourite finger foods!
In this post, we’ll share some tips for a successful Easter brunch, a few fun recipes and more. Let’s get your party hopping!
What is a fun icebreaker for Easter?
To make your brunch more memorable, adding a fun icebreaker can set the tone for a relaxed and enjoyable event. Whether you’re hosting a large group or a small get-together, the right icebreaker can encourage guests to mingle, spark laughter, and create lasting memories. Here are a couple of fun ideas to get your guests laughing and chatting as they settle into the celebration.
Easter brunch conversation starters
To get everyone into the spirit of the season, having a few conversation starters will get your guests chatting and laughing in no time. Here are a few ideas to get you started:
- What’s your favourite Easter tradition, and how do you celebrate it?
- What’s your go-to Easter treat that you look forward to every year?
- Are you an Easter egg saver, or do you gobble them up on the day?
- What’s one Easter dish you think everyone should try at least once?
- If you could create your own Easter-themed dessert, what would it be?
- If you could spend Easter anywhere in the world, where would you go and why?
Hot Cross Bunny Hunt for the kids: Easter entertaining made easy
This is a great one to keep the kids entertained, and it’s also a fun way to get everyone involved in the Easter festivities. Whether they’re hunting for a delicious treat or enjoying the thrill of the search, the Hot Cross Bunny Hunt brings a playful energy to your Easter brunch.
How to Play:
Before your Easter brunch begins, hide individually wrapped Hot Cross Buns around the brunch area.
To make it even more fun, you can add clues or riddles about where the buns might be hidden (e.g., “Where the butter’s warm and the dough is soft”—hidden near the butter dish). Guests will have to work in teams or individually to find as many Hot Cross Buns as possible.
What should you make for an Easter brunch?
When planning an Easter brunch, you’ll want to serve a variety of dishes that cater to different tastes while incorporating traditional Easter flavours. Here are some great Easter brunch recipes to add a touch of autumn flavour to your table:
Fish & Chip Cob Loaf
If you’re looking to impress your guests with something truly unique this Easter, look no further than our Fish & Chip Cob Loaf. A twist on a traditional favourite, all served inside a freshly baked White Cob. It’s not just a dish; it’s a showstopper that will be the centerpiece of your brunch spread.