This Easter Bunny Breakfast Party was so much fun. We had bunny themed children's Easter breakfast foods and the cutest easy bunny decor. Everything was so cute, and yummy.

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What’s cuter than a Bunny Breakfast for Easter? There's nothing cuter.

Why We Love This Party
- The decor was so, so cute, and all from around the house or DIY -so inexpensive.
- The food was delicious and very kid friendly.
- Everything on the menu was quick and easy to prepare.
I thought it would be sweet to make a little bunny themed breakfast for Easter for my little girls, and here’s what I came up with. This would be a really fun idea for enjoying Easter weekend right before or after your Easter egg hunt on Easter Sunday.
Easter Bunny Breakfast Table

Let’s start with the bunny themed dining table.
- Bunny Chairs -First I decorated their little chairs, and turned them into bunny chairs, with a pom pom tail and little bunny ears made of white paper, and watercolours.
This was easy and so, so cute. I love that you can set this up for Easter morning and then remove it afterward, with no damage to the chairs. We did ours at a small kids table, but you could set it up at a large table for the whole family too.

- Placesettings -I set the table with some pink plates and adorable bunny cups, that I saw at the store and couldn’t forget -they actually inspired the whole breakfast, and were perfect for hot chocolate.

- Bunny Tail Flowers -I’ve kind of developed a bit of a crush on plain old baby’s breath, and thought it went perfectly for my bunny Easter brunch as little bunny tail inspired flowers.

- Bunny Napkins -And one other sweet idea, bunny ear napkins. I just used white paper napkins folded to look like bunny ears.

- "Hoppy Easter" and Bunny Tail Garland -Above the table I used a little chalkboard bunting wishing everyone a “Hoppy Easter”, and a bunny tail pom pom garland -which might be my very favourite little detail.

This was the perfect little spot for my littles to enjoy some special bunny treats. Now on to the treats!
Easter Bunny Breakfast Foods

I wanted to use lots of pretty things, pink, white, and a few vintage treasures in the decor for our little breakfast buffet table.

I had so much fun thinking up a bunny inspired menu.

For our bunny breakfast we had:
- bunny pancakes
- bunny munch granola in carrot cups
- vanilla yogurt
- mini chocolate bunny sprinkles
- hard boiled Easter eggs
- bunny tail donuts
Bunny Pancakes
I used my small batch pancake recipe for the bunny pancakes. You can double or triple it for more. made the pancake “bunny cakes” with a squeeze bottle to help form the ears. After they were done, I used some melted chocolate chips to create the precious little faces.
We served them with maple syrup. This Easter bunny breakfast idea might have been my very favorite.

Granola
I also made some yummy homemade granola with this recipe, and served it in little carrot cones.
I made the cones out of orange scrapbook paper and a little green ribbon and they're such a cute addition and fun way to continue our bunny theme.

We served our “bunny munch granola” with some vanilla yogurt. It's a real favourite combo around here.

The yogurt was in a small bowl, and just for fun we also had the cutest little bunny chocolate sprinkles. Seriously, does it get any cuter? chocolate chips would work great too, or Easter candy sprinkles, and berries would also be a nice addition. These were such a fun addition to our bunny brunch.


You might have noticed a certain little teddy bear who wanted in on the action and secured his spot by disguising himself as a bunny for the morning with the help of my youngest daughter.

Eggs
You can't really have an Easter breakfast without including some eggs. I made hard boiled Easter eggs, you could also add a little food coloring to the water to make them pretty pastel colors and still edible. Scrambled eggs would be a great option for kids too, and you could also add in some bacon or sausage if you wanted to.
And, there were lots of special candy treats too, because it is Easter after all. The treats look so cute tucked into vintage teacups.


Donuts
I also picked up some jelly donut holes and served them as “bunny tails”. Such a cute and easy little idea that my kids loved.

Donuts should probably be standard breakfast fare for special occasions, don't you think?

Tip: Prepare your granola and scrapbook paper cones a few days before. Pick up your donuts the day before or the morning of. To prepare the breakfast, just prepare the eggs and pancakes in the morning.
This was really the sweetest breakfast; in terms of cuteness and actual sweetness thanks to all those sugary treats.

Frequently Asked Questions
You can prep your granola ahead of time, and pick up your donuts. On the morning of you just have to boil the eggs and make the pancakes.
Granola served in carrot shaped paper cones with yogurt and Easter sprinkles, bunny shaped pancakes with chocolate faces, hard boiled Easter eggs, and donut hole "bunny tails".
Add fresh tulips to the table, and baby's breath that look like bunny tails. Make a white pom pom garland that looks like bunny tails. Add Easter eggs and chocolate bunnies to the table in pretty tea cups with Easter grass. Make chairs look like bunnies by adding paper bunny ears, and pom pom bunny tails.
More Easter Inspiration
If you use some ideas from our Easter Bunny Breakfast Party or any other ideas on my blog please let me know how it goes in the comments below. Thanks for visiting today!
dnr says
Thanks Christine...do you ever get to Toronto...? lol.
Dannyelle
Christine says
omg how adorbs....can I come over for breakfast???
dnr says
Thanks Sue!
Sue {munchkin munchies} says
Sweetest bunny breakfast ever!