Letter from the Easter Bunny £3.95

Personalised bag of solid Chocolate Easter Eggs with every letter

Free personalised message from the Easter Bunny

Postage and packaging throughout the UK

Yes ..... our fully personalised letter from the Easter Bunny shows the person's name, age, the town where they live PLUS

..... tell us something impressive, funny, memorable or just plain stupid that the person has achieved during the year and the Easter Bunny will mention it in the letter...... PLUS

..... if that wasn't enough, every letter will include a selection of delicious solid chocolate Easter eggs with the recipients name printed on the front label   

• Ideal for children of all ages - and grown ups too

• Every letter personally signed by the Easter Bunny by hand - not a printer

• The price you see is the price you pay.  No extras added at the checkout.

• Orders despatched within 24 hours - or choose your own date of despatch

• Free First Class postage throughout the UK

Sorry folks, that's it.  We cannot guarantee  delivery of the Easter Bunny letter before Good Friday and have decided to remove them from sale.  We look forward to seeing you again nearer Christmas for our Letters from Santa.

Personalised Message within the letter from the Easter Bunny

Because you have total control of the personal message inside the letter, you can make it as personal, caring, loving or saucy as you want.  This means the letter is also perfect for adults including husbands, wives, grandparents, partners, lovers, friends or even the boss - you are only restricted by your imagination!!!!

Every letter personally signed by the Easter Bunny.  We won't use a printer or a "Signature" computer font.  Every letter will be signed by a real person using a real pen and real ink!!!

Now in our ninth year of trading on-line, our fully personalised Letter from the Easter Bunny contains a FREE personalised message from you, a selection of FREE solid chocolate eggs with a personalised label, and FREE postage offers excellent value. 

Make Easter special for someone this year and order a Letter from the Easter Bunny today .......

just £3.95 post free

PLUS - Take a look at these personalised Easter items from partner companies with discounts codes unique to "Yours Personally"

Personalised Calendar  £14.63

Each page of this stunning calendar shows a name of your choice incorporated into a different picture for each month.

 Click on an image to see all 12 pictures.

Personalised Easter Eggs  £9.74

A stunning Easter Gift -  hand painted and personalised China Easter Eggs.

Personalised Easter Eggs Mug - £9.74

Another gem of a personalised gift for Easter.  The name of your choice spelt out onto Easter eggs on this beautiful mug. 

Personalised Easter Garden Mug - £9.74

Why not give someone a truly functional and beautiful personalised gift this Easter and have any name written on this attractive Easter Garden Mug.

History of Easter and the Easter Bunny

The origins of Easter are deep-rooted in European customs. The name Easter comes from a pagan character called Eastre who was know as the goddess of Spring by the Saxons, and the month of April was dedicated to her.  A festival called Eastre was held during the Spring equinox by the Saxons in reverence. The symbol of this Goddess was the rabbit – and the rabbit was also accepted as being icon of fertility and fruitfulness.  

For Christians, Easter signifies the commemoration of the resurrection of Christ.  But an important first question to consider is , “When is Easter”, because unlike the vast majority of holidays in the Christian calendar, Easter is a moveable feast.  There is a very long answer to the question but the short answer is, “Easter Sunday is the first Sunday after the first full moon after the vernal equinox”.  That means Easter Sunday can be as early as the third week in March or as late as the fourth week in April.

Easter Sunday itself comes after the period known as Lent which is a forty day phase of fasting.  The last week of Lent is celebrated as Holy Week and begins with Palm Sunday that marks the triumphant entry of Jesus into Jerusalem as the crowds laid palms at his feet. Holy Thursday marks the Last Supper before the anniversary of the crucifixion on Good Friday.

Christ himself was crucified on what is now known as “Good Friday”, and the Bible states that the resurrection took place three days later on Easter Sunday.  Nowadays we roll decorated Easter Eggs which represents the rolling away of the rock from the tomb of Jesus. 

And so what about the commercialisation of Easter.  After all, what is wrong with painting and hiding eggs and having children search for them. What is important is our focus. Children can take part in all the pleasantries that Easter offers providing the true meaning of Easter is made clear to them. 

Easter Eggs

Long ago eggs were brightly decorated and were seen as the coming of spring and the emergence of life.  It is widespread in some countries for people to blow out the insides of the eggs.  The shell is then brightly decorated and hung from trees.

Eggs were also used in Roman Sports with eggs being given out as prizes in their Easter races.  Nowadays there are two common games the Easter Egg Hunt and the Easter Egg Roll:

• The rules of the Easter Egg Roll are simple.  Whoever can get their egg the furthest distance down a hill without it breaking it is the winner.  
• The Easter Egg Hunt involves lots of eggs being hidden around the house or garden by the Easter Bunny before the children of the house get up for the day. They are then invited to try and find all the eggs often with a chocolate egg as the reward.

Today, Easter is almost a totally commercialised holiday, with the spotlight on Easter eggs.  Big ones, small ones chocolate ones and Faberge ones.  And yes this web site carries the Easter Bunny letter – much like the Letter from Santa