Welcome to my corner of the Historical Romance Easter Egg Hop!
Easter was a significant holiday in the Regency. Families dyed Easter Eggs then, just as we do now, although their dyes were all natural. Children had Easter Egg Rolls where they competed to see who could roll the eggs the farthest, or they had races to see who could get their egg across the finish line first.
Easter was a significant holiday in the Regency. Families dyed Easter Eggs then, just as we do now, although their dyes were all natural. Children had Easter Egg Rolls where they competed to see who could roll the eggs the farthest, or they had races to see who could get their egg across the finish line first.
Easter Dinner was a special meal, often with lamb or ham, and Hot Cross Buns were a well-known tradition.
Young ladies also looked forward to new spring dresses or bonnets at Easter, after the more somber colors and styles worn during Lent.
While you are here, feel free to browse my articles to learn about other holidays during the Regency, or head over to Deb Marlowe's Regency Kitchen to see me cook some historical recipes!
Also, feel free to pop over and download A Slight Miscalculation--a free short story in the Half Moon House Series.
And head over to the contest page and enter for a chance to win a free copy of Nothing But a Rakehell, from A Series of Unconventional Courtships!
Also, feel free to pop over and download A Slight Miscalculation--a free short story in the Half Moon House Series.
And head over to the contest page and enter for a chance to win a free copy of Nothing But a Rakehell, from A Series of Unconventional Courtships!
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Enjoy!
Enjoy!