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the celebration should follow the customs of the Christian

Church, in different countries Easter is celebrated in different ways. In most countries, the symbol is the Easter Bunny, while in France the main characters are the Easter fish and bells. In many countries of Eastern Europe, Easter egg decoration is an integral part of the celebration.

This holiday is perfect occasion to spend time with family and close friends.

Easter around the world

most sacred holidays for people in Greece. Greeks celebrate

the festival with religious fervor, by attending special church services. Most of the events are concentrated in and around the church, but people in the country make it a point that they enjoy the holidays with their family, friends and close relatives as well.

The custom of exchanging Easter candles is one of the highlights of Easter in Greece.

days of fasting before the Easter day. The carnival

is important to Orthodox. In Athens, during the last two weekends of Apokreas, people dress up in costume and go to the Plaka, throwing confetti. In Thrace and Macedonia, young women in traditional clothing called the 'Lazarins', go around the villages, singing traditional Easter songs.

Traditional festival

modern day Easter icons such as Easter bunny and

Easter tree. German kids were told of an "Easter bunny" (Osterhase) that hid eggs and chocolates for children to find on Easter Sunday. German immigrants to America brought the tradition with them. Today, Easter eggs are exchanged as presents in Germany.

of the festival in Germany, is embellished beautifully with

eggs. This tradition is followed by the natives of the country, since ages.

Easter tree

a carnival called 'Fasching'. In Fasching parades in the

city of Cologne, people wear masks and giant-sized papier-mache heads, sometimes twice the size of their bodies.

Easter in Germany is the "Easter fire". For the

fire, all Christmas trees are collected and burned in a special place, making a huge bonfire, clearing away the last signs of the winter and preparing for the spring.

up to the Great Day. In the country, the

festival is popularly known as "Velikden“. Easter traditions in Bulgaria are a derivative of the Eastern Orthodox Church rituals. Bright red colored eggs and Easter breads known as "kozunak" are symbols of Easter in Bulgaria.

Easter In Bulgaria

Easter tradition in Bulgaria. Eggs are cracked after the

midnight service and over the next few days. The egg that is cracked on the wall of the church is the first egg that people eat after the long fast of Lent. People take turns in tapping their eggs against the eggs of others, and the person who ends up with the last unbroken egg is believed to have a year of good luck.

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