Easter falls on Sunday, April 20, 2025, and while the holiday is known for egg hunts and chocolate bunnies, it’s also become a joyful celebration of family, togetherness, and the arrival of spring. It’s a time to refresh your home, wardrobe, and pantry — and maybe even treat yourself.
As you plan your Easter weekend, don’t miss out on the seasonal sales popping up at major retailers. From spring-ready outfits and home décor to tech gifts and Easter basket fillers, Amazon, Best Buy, Target, and Walmart are offering festive and practical deals to help you celebrate in style — and save while you’re at it.
Amazon's Easter deals
Amazon is a great one-stop shop for Easter, especially if you’re in a time crunch or don’t want to hop from store to store. Whether you’re looking for cute books for the kids in your life, Easter-themed home items or easy gifts to add to baskets, Amazon has plenty of options with fast delivery (especially if you’re a Prime member).
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Amazon even carries personalized Easter baskets that can add a special touch to your celebrations without requiring a trip to the craft store. If you want convenience, variety, and value, Amazon is an ideal place to start your Easter shopping.
Here are some Amazon deals to check out:
- Corelle 6-Piece 8.5" Vitrelle Glass Lunch Plates – $20.99
- Somebunny Loves You - Board Book For Toddlers – $7.99
- Easter Egg Scented Candle – $15.98
- Personalized Easter Basket – $14.99
- 6-Piece Easter Gift Bags – $8.99
Best Buy Easter deals
You may not think of Best Buy for Easter gifts, but the electronics giant actually offers some creative and kid-friendly deals this time of year. From fun LEGO sets to digital gift cards, there are plenty of ways to stuff Easter baskets with more than just candy.
It’s also a great time to save on big-ticket items like TVs, streaming devices and laptops if you're upgrading before the summer season.
Here are a few Best Buy deals that stand out:
- LEGO Creator 3-in-1 Cute Bunny Building Toy Set – $14.99
- Roblox $10 Easter Eggs Digital Gift Card (Includes Virtual Item) – $10.00
- Insignia 50" F30 Series 4K UHD Smart Fire TV – $199.99
- Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K – $34.99
- HP 14" Chromebook Laptop - Intel Celeron – $179.00
Target Easter deals
Target is a go-to destination for Easter shopping. Their seasonal aisles are stocked with pastel décor, stylish spring fashion, affordable gifts and everything you need to build a Pinterest-worthy Easter basket.
Target is especially great for shoppers who want trendy and budget-friendly pieces to spruce up their home for the season. Their exclusive brands, like Threshold and Spritz, offer creative designs that feel high-end without the high price tag. Plus, you can knock out grocery shopping, basket-stuffers and outfit planning all in one trip.
Here are some Target picks that are catching our eye:
- Women's Flutter Short Sleeve Maxi A-Line Dress – Wild Fable – $28.00
- Threshold Dessert Pedestal Stand – $15.00
- Threshold Egg Wreath – $20.00
- Anchor Bunnies Glass Food Storage Container – $6.00
- 12" Pink Bunny – Squishmallows – $14.99
Walmart Easter deals
Walmart is another popular option for Easter prep. They have a wide selection of seasonal candy, spring clothing for kids and colorful holiday décor at unbeatable prices. If you’re filling multiple baskets or hosting a family gathering, Walmart’s budget-friendly prices can help you stretch your dollar without sacrificing quality or fun.
It’s also a great place to find adorable Easter outfits for babies and toddlers, so you can get those precious holiday photos without overspending. Plus, you can stock up on egg dye kits and pre-filled eggs to make Easter morning easier and more exciting.
Here are some Walmart Easter deals you can grab now:
- Hershey Assorted Flavored Easter Candy Bag, 4.32 oz – $5.98
- Surprise Doll Easter Candy Pre-Filled Eggs, 14 Count – $9.88
- U.S. Polo Assn. Boys Short-Sleeve Polo Shirt – $7.98
- Baby & Toddler Easter Outfits – Rabbit & Carrot 2-Pc Set – $16.99
- Modern Moments by Gerber Toddler Girl Smocked Dress (12M–5T) – $11.98
Celebrate and save this Easter
As you shop, keep a few smart strategies in mind:
Price match when possible – Many retailers, including Walmart and Target, offer price matching if you find a better deal elsewhere.
Don’t skip the clearance section – After Easter, you’ll often find baskets, grass, plastic eggs, and candy marked down 50–75%. It’s the perfect time to stock up for next year while saving big.
Think beyond Easter – Some of these items (like storage containers, pastel plates, or tech gadgets) are useful well beyond the holiday.
With a little planning, Easter shopping doesn’t have to be overwhelming or expensive. Use these deals to make this season special — without stretching your budget.
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