With Easter Sunday just a few weeks away, it’s time to plan your stylish ensemble for the special occasion. Not sure what to wear? Don’t worry. We’ve checked in with some of our favorite influencers and bloggers to bring you fashion inspiration for the best Easter outfit ideas for the entire family.

For starters, Easter falls after the official start of spring. That means pretty pastels, florals, and gingham prints are all great picks for the fresh and rejuvenating season. It’s also time to show off your white and cream shades for a show-stopping look. After all, wearing white is no longer reserved for after Memorial Day — the unofficial start of summer.

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Easter is the perfect opportunity to wear ivory tones and lighter hues to usher in warmer weather in many parts of the country. While creams and bright colors are popular go-tos, muted tones like camel and nude are also good options for Easter outfits. Since many people go to church on Easter, the attire calls for more formal or elevated pieces that incorporate an Easter-friendly color palette. Consider formal floral dresses, silky blouses, pink ballet flats, frilly frocks, and dress slacks for kids.

Whether you’re hosting Easter brunch at home, treating the family to Easter dinner at an open restaurant, or setting up for fun-filled egg hunts and other Easter festivities, your family’s outfits will stand out and maybe even impress the always-decked-out Easter Bunny!

Ahead, discover the many ways you can show up on Easter Sunday in your best outfit.

If you plan to attend a religious service on Easter Sunday, you may be unsure of the attire expected and requirements. For instance, what colors are best to wear on Easter Sunday, and is black OK? Should you show your shoulders or cover-up? Is it appropriate to wear jeans?

“This really depends on your church and your community,” says Lizzie Post, author and etiquette expert for The Emily Post Institute. “Church used to be a place that had stricter standards for clothing and attire. Now, I think most churches are trying to be more encouraging and prioritizing participation over attire.”

All in all, people still tend to dress up for religious services, Post says. “For the most part, people are looking to avoid jeans and T-shirts and go a step up from that, whether that’s khakis and a polo shirt, a really nice dress — it varies by community and service.”

If you do pick a sleeveless dress or one with spaghetti straps, consider going with a longer length to balance things out or adding outerwear to complement the look. For example, if you’re showing a lot of shoulder, add a cardigan or go with a midi or maxi length for your dress.

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If going to mass isn’t a part of your Easter routine this year, but you have a family brunch or get-together to attend, a dress is still an appropriate option. While you can feel free to wear something that’s slightly less formal, you’ll still want to look festive. “Dresses are an easy go-to,” says Mary Krosnjar, a style expert at Sportsanista and a Marshalls ambassador. “Not only that, they are a safe option that can be personalized. This season I am loving dresses in bright colors, beautiful prints, and delicate laces.”

You can also wear a bold print or a jumpsuit if you want to do something to stand out. A light jacket — cropped or blazer — in white can complete the look nicely and keep you cozy if warm spring temperatures haven’t quite arrived yet.

Depending on where you live, it might be too cold to wear a dress on Easter Sunday. The good news is that paper bag pants and trousers are on-trend for spring. Try pastel-colored pants that are on the dressier side with a white blouse or sweater for a cute spring-inspired look that’s ideal for transitional weather. White mules will keep you comfortable and on-trend. Looking for a more casual option for brunch or the neighborhood Easter egg hunt? Pair white denim with a floral top and your favorite booties or elevated sneakers.

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“Men should consider wearing a light-colored suit and experiment with fun shirt and tie combos that embrace the spring weather,” Krosnjar says. “Consider a crisp pastel shirt with a complementary tie — maybe even something that matches with your family.” Stylish boat shoes will look great with this Easter look, while festive socks can add a little fun.

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“For church, consider a cute dress with volume, playful prints, and detailing made with luxe fabrics,” Krosnjar says. When it comes to Easter parties — filled with egg hunts and other outdoor activities — you want to put your little girl in something that has moveable fabric, Krosnjar suggests. Fortunately, combining a cute dress with colorful leggings and a cardigan works for both formal religious services and holiday parties. Find adorable yet comfortable sandals or dress shoes so your little one can run and play during the Easter festivities.

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Whether you have one daughter or multiple, picking one dress will do. After all, it’s cute (and even customary) for kiddos to match — just look at Amy Ann’s precious girls.

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Swap your son’s jeans for little-man trousers, paired with a breathable button-down in a crisp white or pastel. This way, he’ll be able to wear this at church and then at your Easter brunch shortly after. Finish off the look with cute accessories, like colorful socks and a hip fedora.

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Again, this really depends on your church, Post reiterates, and many religious communities will take you just as you are, but as a general rule, try to avoid the following:

1. Overly casual outfits

“Especially on holidays, I tend to avoid dressing in my weekend casual style because we can do that any day!” Krosnjar says. “Trade in your jeans for a pair of flowy dress pants or a pleated skirt — both have really fun movement for the season and are still comfortable.”

2. Anything with holes

This one may be intuitive, but it’s important to highlight, according to Post. “I wouldn’t wear anything tattered or things with holes,” she says. This can make you look disheveled, even if the style is trending right now.

3. Distracting attire

“Distraction could be anything from a shirt that has a ton of writing on it to something that’s provocative, or even just something that’s loud in color or bangles that make a lot of noise,” Post explains. “There are lots of ways for clothing to be distracting other than provocative.”

4. Uncomfortable clothing

Skip ensembles that are too tight, shoes that pinch, or materials that are too scratchy — they’ll only detract from your enjoyment of the Easter holiday. You’ll thank us later!

5. Ill-fitting pieces

This point should be followed beyond Easter. It’s easy to want to wear your tried-and-true, but if those pieces just don’t fit, move on to something that will make you look and feel great. The right fit and size can make a huge difference in your overall vibe.

The bottom line when it comes to dressing for Easter: A good rule of thumb for any occasion is simply thinking about who will be there. Heading to a brunch with friends on Easter Sunday is a very different get-together than going to a service at a church. Dress accordingly!

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