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Easter 2027 · Sunday, March 28
Easter Sunday's date moves each year — calculated as the first Sunday after the first full moon following the spring equinox. For some it commemorates the Resurrection; for others it marks spring renewal. Either way, the trails finally thaw. The collection runs from religious to wildflower-soft — returning songbirds, the first warm light of the year — and every card prints at home on standard paper or sends as a digital share link. Whether your Easter is sunrise service or a long muddy hike to look at the first crocuses, there's a card here.
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See pricing →Sample messages varied by tone. Use one as written, or as a starting point for your own.
Different recipients ask for different cards. Browse by who you're sending to.
For Easters centered on the Resurrection. Reverent and warm.
Egg hunts, coffee, the whole crew at brunch. The household card.
Bright spring designs the kids will actually look at before opening the candy.
For Easters celebrated as a spring marker — wildflowers, returning birds, longer light.
Choose a register that fits the recipient.
Reverent designs and messaging. The Resurrection at the center.
Wildflowers and dawn light — Easter as the start of the warm season.
For families who survive Easter through humor and a buffer of strong coffee.
Easter Sunday 2026 falls on April 5. Because Easter is calculated as the first Sunday after the first full moon following the spring equinox, the date moves each year. Easter 2027 is March 28; Easter 2028 is April 16.
It depends on whether the recipient observes Easter religiously or culturally. For religious recipients, lean into the Resurrection and grace; for broader recipients, spring renewal and family togetherness work well. Keep the message short — Easter cards are typically read alongside a meal or an egg hunt, not lingered over.
Mail-delivered Easter cards should ship 5–7 days before Easter Sunday. Print-at-home cards can be finished the day before and hand-delivered at brunch. Digital share links arrive instantly.
Yes. Every Easter card here downloads as a fold-once PDF designed for standard letter paper. The bright spring imagery prints especially well on cardstock if you want a sturdier finish.
Yes. The Easter collection includes cards rooted in the Christian celebration of the Resurrection — reverent imagery and messaging — alongside cards focused on broader spring traditions. Browse the religious section above.
Yes — Easter is in the top 10 highest-volume greeting card occasions in the US. It's especially common in family contexts (grandparents to grandkids, parents to adult children), and digital sends have made it easy for long-distance family to stay in the tradition without the mail timing risk.
Curated by Jeremy Henricks, founder of TerraGreetings · Pacific Northwest