Easter might bring to mind pastel dresses, backyard egg hunts, and that one relative who always burns the ham. But for the ultra-famous, the holiday is a different kind of production. Think luxury getaways, tablescapes designed by professionals, and Easter baskets that probably cost more than your rent. While you might not have a private chef whipping up a five-course brunch or a stylist picking out your “effortless” Sunday look, there are plenty of ways to channel celebrity-level Easter energy. Here’s how to make the holiday feel just a little more A-list—no fame required.

Throw an Easter Brunch That Feels Like a Red Carpet Event

If there’s one thing celebrities love, it’s a meticulously planned brunch. They’re not rolling out of bed and tossing together a last-minute spread of scrambled eggs and toast. No, their Easter tables look like something straight out of a high-fashion magazine. Long floral centerpieces, personalized name cards, and artisanal everything—it’s all about the details.

To recreate the vibe, skip the paper plates and go for real dinnerware. Mix in fresh flowers (bonus points if they match your outfit), and don’t be afraid to get a little over-the-top. Serve mimosas in crystal glasses, stack pancakes like a food stylist would, and bring out the best pastries you can find. A homemade frittata wouldn’t hurt either. The key is making the table look effortlessly extravagant—like it just happened to be perfect.

Gift Easter Baskets That Feel Like a VIP Experience

Regular Easter baskets are cute and all, but A-list stars don’t just toss a few chocolate eggs and jelly beans into a plastic pail and call it a day. Their baskets are practically luxury gift bags, filled with curated, high-end goodies that feel special.

If you really want to elevate the Easter basket game, think beyond the usual suspects. A beautiful custom chocolate box is perfect for adding a touch of sophistication to your holiday gifting. Instead of generic candy, go for artisanal chocolates, fancy skincare, or even a piece of delicate jewelry. If you’re putting one together for kids, swap out the cheap toys for something thoughtful—a personalized storybook, a designer stuffed animal, or mini-sized luxury items that make them feel just as special as the adults. The goal is to create a gift that feels indulgent, intentional, and just a little over-the-top.

Upgrade Your Easter Egg Hunt Like an A-Lister

A backyard Easter egg hunt is fun, sure, but celebrities don’t just scatter some plastic eggs around and call it a day. Their versions are full productions, complete with hand-painted eggs, cash prizes, and sometimes even golden tickets that lead to designer gifts.

Take a page from their book by making your egg hunt feel a little more curated. Instead of regular plastic eggs, go for ones filled with small, unexpected surprises—tiny bottles of perfume, mini gift cards, or even handwritten notes with special experiences attached. If you really want to lean in, try a nighttime glow-in-the-dark egg hunt or set up a scavenger hunt with clues leading to a grand prize. The more immersive and creative it feels, the more memorable the experience. And if you really want to commit? Hire a photographer to capture the whole thing like it’s a lifestyle spread in a magazine.

Dress Like You’re Attending a High-Profile Easter Sunday Event

Easter outfits don’t have to be predictable pastels and old-school florals. If celebrity street style has taught us anything, it’s that holidays are just another excuse to look effortlessly put-together. Whether they’re stepping out in a perfectly tailored suit or a flowy designer dress, the famous don’t just throw on whatever’s clean—they style their holiday looks.

Channel that energy by planning your Easter outfit with intention. Elevate your look with chic accessories—maybe a statement handbag, an unexpected shoe choice, or a fresh pair of sunglasses. And if you really want to give it a celebrity twist, go monochromatic. A full head-to-toe look in one color screams effortless wealth. Even if you’re just heading to a family get-together, dressing like you might be casually photographed walking into an exclusive event makes the whole day feel more special.

Host an Easter Getaway That Feels Like a Star-Studded Retreat

Some celebrities spend Easter at home, sure, but many jet off to some absurdly scenic location for the holiday. Think luxury resorts, private beach villas, or mountain lodges with a chef preparing their Easter feast. While that might not be in the cards for everyone, you can still create that escapist vibe, even without a VIP travel budget.

Turn Easter weekend into a mini staycation by booking a fancy hotel for a night or even just spending the day at a spa. If you’re staying home, turn your space into a retreat—think soft lighting, scented candles, and a playlist that makes you feel like you’re lounging at an exclusive resort. Cook a high-end meal, sip on something bubbly, and treat yourself to an indulgent dessert. It’s all about making the holiday feel like an experience rather than just another Sunday.

Elevate Your Easter Décor Like It’s a Hollywood Set

Celebrity homes don’t do subtle things when it comes to holiday décor. Easter is no exception. While most people put out a few cute bunny decorations, the ultra-rich transform their spaces into a pastel dreamscape, complete with custom floral arrangements, oversized Easter installations, and designer table settings.

Even if you’re not hiring a florist to cover your house in fresh blooms, you can still give your space that elevated touch. Go for fresh flowers in every room, swap out basic table settings for ones that feel curated, and maybe even incorporate some unexpected statement décor. Dollar Tree Christmas trees might be a thing of the past, but repurposing seasonal decorations in creative ways can make your home feel just as festive as any A-lister’s mansion.

Easter, But Make It Iconic

Easter is all about celebration—whether that means a lavish vacation, an over-the-top brunch, or just dressing like you might be casually papped outside a five-star restaurant. You don’t need a celebrity budget to make it feel special. A little creativity, a little extra effort, and a touch of extravagance are all you really need.