First Names for Easter Babies Easter-Inspired Baby Names for Boys and Girls

Are you egg-specting? :)
If you’re not only waiting for the Easter Bunny but also for a little bundle of joy this year, we’ve curated a colorful mix of delightful Easter names for your baby.

Easter baby names

Pascal is the perfect Easter name, meaning “relating to Easter” or “born on Easter Day.”
Anastasia is a lovely choice for the resurrection of Jesus, as it means “resurrection.”
Stavros translates to “cross,” directly referencing Jesus’ cross.
Evangelina embodies the spirit of Easter with its meaning of “good news.”
Palmira and Palmiro are inspired by the Christian holiday Palm Sunday, meaning “palm tree” and “pilgrim,” respectively.
The names Bell and Luan carry the meanings of “bell” or “bells,” which resonate beautifully with the Easter theme.
Juri, Liliana, Lily, Maylis, Susan and Zane all refer to “lily” flowers, a Christian symbol of Easter.
It’s hard to imagine Easter without the Easter Bunny! The name Yon means “rabbit.”
The origins of the Easter Bunny can be traced to names like Harlan, meaning “hare land,” and Arley, which means “hare clearing” or “hare meadow.”
For the Easter egg hunt, Calypso means “she who hides” (the eggs), while Holle signifies “hiding” and “secrecy”. Lethe carries the meaning of “concealment.”
The hiding place of the Easter eggs is referred to as “the secret of the day,” which is the meaning of the name Dagrun.
White and brown eggs can be boring - they should be colorful! Here are some vibrant name ideas: “blue” (Aoko, Blue, Livio, Mavi, Saphire), “sky blue” (Azure), “dark blue” (Neela, Nila, Nilam), “indigo” (Ai), “very blue” (Sunil), “greenish blue” (Cyan), “red” (Akako, Akane, Beni, Beniko, Dan, Flannan, Numan, Pyrrhus, Reed, Reid, Rohan, Roja, Ruadhan, Ruan, Rufus), “ruby” (Lali, Rubina), “orange-red” (Sienna), “green” (Blerta), “yellow” (Bambam, Bowie, Flavia, Flavio), “purple” (Bora, Violet) or “golden” (Aldina, Artan, Aurel, Aurelia, Kin, Orell, Oriana, Oriole, Sona, Zarin, Zarina)
Agnes, Ines, Janja, Oona, Owen & Una all mean “lamb.”
Rachel translates to “ewe.”
Baran signifies “sheep.”