Apr 17, 2025
Khushi Kumari
Symbols of Easter and Their Meanings
The Cross
The most sacred symbol of Easter, the cross represents Jesus Christ’s crucifixion and resurrection
The Empty Tomb
Symbolizing victory over death, the empty tomb reminds Christians of Jesus rising on the third day
Easter Eggs
Eggs symbolize new life and rebirth, reflecting the resurrection and nature’s renewal in spring
The Easter Bunny
A symbol of fertility and spring, the Easter Bunny brings eggs as a playful sign of new beginnings
Lilies
White lilies, known as "Easter lilies," symbolize purity, hope, and the resurrection of Jesus
Palm Branches
Used on Palm Sunday, they represent peace and Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem
Butterfly
A beautiful symbol of transformation and resurrection—from caterpillar to chrysalis to butterfly
Hot Cross Buns
Marked with a cross, these sweet buns remind believers of Jesus’ crucifixion and are eaten on Good Friday
Candles
Easter candles symbolize Jesus as the light of the world, driving away darkness and sin
Sunrise
Easter sunrise services celebrate the resurrection, symbolizing new hope and eternal life
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