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Hunt, paint, hatch — five Easter chapters
Egg hunt (find 3) → egg SVG painter → hold-to-hatch chick (3 taps) → spring garden contributions → Spring Renewal badge.
Free plan · No app download · Delivered via WhatsApp
What makes this experience special
Easter egg hunt
Chapter 1: tap around the screen to find 3 hidden Easter eggs — each found egg reveals a fragment of the greeting.
Egg SVG painter
Chapter 2: paint their own Easter egg with colour and patterns — personalised and satisfying.
Hold-to-hatch chick
Chapter 3: hold the screen three times to crack the egg — a baby chick hatches with each tap.
Spring garden contributions
Chapter 4: family and friends plant flowers in a shared garden — each one a wish for the season.
Spring Renewal badge
Completing all five chapters unlocks the Spring Renewal badge — a hopeful record of the season.
Family-friendly experience
Designed so children and adults enjoy it equally — the egg hunt works for all ages.
How it works
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Choose the Easter experience and enter their name.
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Write your Easter message and share the contribution link for the spring garden.
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Send via WhatsApp on Easter morning.
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They hunt eggs, paint them, hatch a chick, and earn the badge.
“Easter is the season of renewal and surprise. Make the greeting feel like both.”
— The Wowzey team
Planning a World Festivals moment
Easter Sunday sits at the end of Holy Week, itself preceded by Lent — a 40-day period many Christians observe through fasting or extra prayer, running from Ash Wednesday through Good Friday, the solemn day marking the crucifixion. Easter Sunday, in contrast, is a celebration of the resurrection, and it's the day the tone shifts from restraint to joy — church services are typically the fullest of the year, often including a sunrise service.
In India, Easter is most visibly celebrated in communities with a strong Christian presence — Goa, Kerala, Mangalore, and Mumbai's Christian neighbourhoods — where church service is followed by a family lunch built around regional dishes: sorpotel and sannas in Goa, appam and stew or duck roast in Kerala. Eggs and rabbits, associated with new life, are the symbols most people recognise.
If you're sending an Easter greeting to a Christian friend or colleague, referencing the resurrection or simply 'Happy Easter' both land well, but an egg-hunt-themed card works especially nicely for families with young children.
Ideas by who you’re greeting
Family
- A greeting on Easter Sunday morning, after the church service for families that attend
- A photo experience from last year — the egg hunt, the lunch, the kids in their good clothes
Children
- An egg-hunt themed experience with photos hidden screen to screen
Friends
- Keep it light and spring-themed — new starts, long weekend, chocolate
What to actually write
Adapt these — they work because they name something specific. A line that could be sent to anyone reads like it was.
“Happy Easter! Missing the hunt that the adults take far too seriously and the lunch that runs to 4pm. Hope the garden is full and loud.”
“Happy Easter! Hope the long weekend is doing its job and there is an unreasonable amount of chocolate involved.”
Common mistakes
- A generic message that ignores whether Easter is religious or just a spring long weekend for the person
- Sending it Monday, once the family day has passed
Frequently asked questions
What is Lent and why does it come before Easter?+
Lent is a 40-day period of fasting or reflection, observed by many Christians from Ash Wednesday until Good Friday, mirroring the 40 days Jesus is said to have spent fasting in the desert. It ends with Holy Week and culminates in Easter Sunday.
Why are eggs and rabbits associated with Easter?+
Both are old symbols of new life and fertility that predate their association with the holiday, folded into Easter tradition as representations of rebirth, pairing naturally with the resurrection theme of the day.
How is Easter celebrated differently in Goa and Kerala compared to elsewhere?+
In Goa, Easter Sunday church service is typically followed by a meal featuring sorpotel and sannas, reflecting Portuguese-Catholic heritage. In Kerala, Syrian Christian and Latin Catholic families often follow church with appam, stew, or duck roast.
Is an Easter egg hunt theme appropriate for an adult recipient?+
It works best for families with children or for a lighter, playful greeting — for a more formal Easter message to an older relative or colleague, a simpler wish referencing the day itself tends to fit better.