Welcome to our delightful collection of Whimsical Easter Bunnies in cute straw baskets! Choose from 2 charming designs featuring lovely spring flowers and a cheerful Happy Easter message.
Option 1 – This is a little girl bunny in a pink dress and she is holding a colorful Easter egg. She is among a garden of yellow, pink and purple flowers plus greenery and it all sits in a natural/yellow/pink/purple basket. There is an accent of a “Happy Easter” message at the front of the arrangement.
Option 2 – This little bunny wears a blue shirt and holds a sunflower. It sits in a garden of peach, blue and white flowers, set in an Easter basket of natural/blue/peach/yellow. There is an accent of a “Happy Easter” message at the front of the arrangement.
Be sure to specify if you would like option 1, the little girl bunny in pink, or option 2, the bunny in blue holding a sunflower.
These adorable decorations are perfect for adding a touch of whimsy to your Easter celebrations. Whether displayed on a mantel, shelf, or tabletop, any one of these cute bunnies will bring joy and festive cheer to your home. Embrace the magic of the season with these enchanting Easter decorations! The overall arrangement measures approximately 13 x 13 x 10.
All the flowers in my flower arrangements are artificial and made from silk-type materials. My greens are also of the same type of material although some of my added greens and accents may be plastic or other artificial components.
Your arrangement should remain in lovely condition for a long time and may from time to time require some minor dusting or freshening up for a longer life. You can do so by simply using a soft microfiber cloth, feather duster or using a hair dryer on very low, cool setting.
For a deeper clean, you can try a gentle hand wash with mild soapy water, followed by thorough rinsing and air-drying. An easier, quicker option is the use of a silk flower and plant cleaner. You just spray the flowers and watch the dust disappear without any dusting. They again should look like new.
