100 Fun Easter Conversation Starters That Bring the Fun to the Table

It’s not always easy to get people talking at gatherings. The small talk stalls, the teens disappear into their phones, and the conversation circles back to the same safe questions.

But not anymore! These Easter conversation starters turn silence into laughter, surface stories you’ve never heard, and create moments you’ll still be talking about months (even years) from now.

Now that’s real connection, wrapped up better than any chocolate bunny.

Easter conversation starters are amazing for several reasons:

• You catch up with loved ones in a fun, low-pressure way.
• You make meaningful connections at parties and work gatherings.
• Good conversations inspire, help you relax, and get you laughing!

*Keep reading to get all the questions, and don’t miss the free Easter conversation starters printable cards at the bottom of this post.

Funniest Easter Conversation Starters

First, use these hilarious Easter icebreaker questions to warm up the room.

1. If you were an Easter candy, which one would you be and why?

2. What’s the correct way to eat a chocolate bunny — ears first or feet first? (Or butt first?!)

3. What animal should replace the Easter Bunny to confuse everyone?

4. If the Easter Bunny had a résumé, what skills would be listed?

5. Have you ever accidentally eaten old Easter candy?

6. If you could invent a new Easter candy, what would it be?

7. Would you rather race in a bunny costume or a chick costume?

8. What’s the trickiest place you’ve ever found an Easter egg?

9. Would you trade all your candy for cash?

10. What’s the most dramatic thing that could happen during Easter brunch?

11. If you found a golden egg, what would you do with it?

12. What’s the weirdest Easter candy you’ve tried?

13. If you had to be trapped in a movie (Easter or not), what movie would you want to be trapped in?

14. What movie would you NOT want to be trapped in?

15. Which candy would you ban forever?

16. If you could be anyone else for a day, who would you be?

17. If jellybeans had personalities, which color would be the dramatic one?

18. What’s something you definitely would not want in your Easter basket?

19. Finish this sentence with how you feel: Jellybeans are ___________ (gross, delicious, sweet)

20. What’s the most suspicious place to hide an Easter egg?

21. Who in your group is most like The Easter Bunny? Why?

22. If you had to eat Easter brunch every day for the rest of your life, what would you want?

23. Would you team up or betray your friends in a high-stakes egg hunt?

24. If you could travel anywhere in time, where and when would you go?

25. Would you rather find one giant egg or 100 small ones?

26. If there were Easter Olympics, what event would you medal in?

27. What’s your “I will win this egg hunt” face look like?

28. What would be the best thing to find in an Easter egg?

29. What’s the craziest thing you’ve seen this year (or that has happened to you)?

30. If Easter egg hunting were a sport, what would be the official rules?

31. If animals celebrated Easter, which animal would be the best at finding eggs?

32. If you had to wear an Easter bunny costume to work or school, what would you do?

33. If there was a golden egg worth $1,000, how intense would you get?

34. Have you ever taken an egg hunt way too seriously?

35. What’s your sugar crash personality like?

36. What would an Easter theme park ride be like?

37. What’s your strategy in a competitive egg hunt — sprint or sneak?

38. If eggs could talk, what would they complain about?

39. Which candy disappears first in your house?

40. What’s worse: finding no eggs or dropping the basket?

Easter Conversation Starters for Kids

41. What’s the cutest baby animal born in the spring?

42. What’s your favorite Easter game to play?

43. What’s your favorite Easter candy or treat?

44. What’s the most fun Easter egg hunt you’ve ever done?

45. If you could adopt a trait from another person at this table, what would it be?

46. What’s your favorite family Easter tradition?

47. If you had to give up chocolate or candy for Easter, which would you sacrifice?

48. What’s the most eggs you’ve ever found?

49. If you could ask the Easter Bunny one question, what would it be?

50. What’s one thing someone did for you that made you feel really loved?

51. Name one thing you appreciate about the person on your left.

52. What was the last book you read?

53. Which Easter candy is overrated?

54. What’s the silliest Easter joke or riddle you know?

55. What is one of the most important things you’ve learned this year?

56. Finish the sentence: It’s not Easter without ______________.

57. What’s something that always makes you smile?

58. If you were in charge of the Easter menu, what food would you add?

59. Do you sort your candy or eat randomly?

60. What’s your favorite Easter memory so far?

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Easter Conversation Starters for Teens & Adults

61. What’s your favorite spring flower?

62. What’s a good cause that you’d love to support this year?

63. Describe your perfect way to spend Easter.

64. What’s an Easter tradition you’d like to start in the future?

65. What is the strangest thing you have ever found in an Easter basket?

66. Have you ever secretly taken candy from someone else’s basket?

67. What’s your favorite spring bucket list activity that you look forward to?

68. If you had to describe Easter in one word, what would it be?

69. Where is the most beautiful place you have been?

70. What is your favorite thing to do with your family?

71. If you could do Easter anywhere in the world, where would it be?

72. What has been your best day of the year so far?

73. What is something that has made you laugh in the past week?

74. If you could invite any living person to Easter, who would it be and why?

75. What’s a dish you’d like to learn how to cook for future Easters?

76. What candy would you defend in an argument?

77. If you could change anything about the way people celebrate Easter, what would it be?

78. What do you think people forget or take for granted on Easter?

79. What’s one thing you are looking forward to after Easter?

80. Spring is about fresh starts. What’s something you’d love to try soon?

Would You Rather Easter Questions

81. Would you rather have butterfly wings or bunny ears?

82. Would you rather eat carrot cake or hot cross buns?

83. Would you rather give up your phone for Easter weekend or candy?

84. Would you rather only eat Peeps for a week or only eat boiled eggs?

85. Would you rather do an indoor Easter egg hunt or an outdoor one?

86. Would you rather swim in a pool of Peeps or jellybeans?

87. Would you rather hide eggs or search for them?

88. Would you rather eat 100 jelly beans or one giant chocolate egg?

89. Would you rather win every Easter game but lose all the candy or keep your candy and lose every game?

90. Would you rather only eat carrots for a month or only eat hard-boiled eggs for a month?

91. Would you rather babysit 10 toddlers at an egg hunt or host one?

92. Would you rather get $200 or unlimited chocolate for a year?

93. Would you rather hide eggs all night or deliver presents all night?

94. Would you rather crack 100 eggs or peel 100 hard-boiled eggs?

95. Would you rather hop like a bunny or waddle like a duck?

96. Would you rather watch an Easter movie or do an Easter craft?

97. Would you rather eat a Cadbury egg or a Reese’s egg?

98. Would you rather wear bunny ears all year or pastel clothes forever?

99. Would you rather spend a day with the Easter Bunny or the Tooth Fairy?

100. Which is the best chocolate: milk, dark, or white?

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Free Easter Conversation Starters Cards

Now download the cards below to use as a fun screen-free activity!

More Easter Icebreaker Questions and Activities

Break the ice and keep the conversation flowing with more question games.

Easter Trivia

Test everyone’s knowledge of this beloved holiday!

Split into teams and take turns answering Easter trivia questions. Or try our unique free Easter Jeopardy game. It’s a great way to involve everyone and spark friendly competition.

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