Easter is a special holiday for Ukrainians, filled not only with religious significance, but also with deep family traditions. This day always falls on the first Sunday after the first full moon of spring. Easter symbolizes resurrection and new life, which makes it such an important moment for reuniting with loved ones.

In the morning, people go to church to bless paska and painted eggs. And at home, the table is already set, full of treats. Paska, a symbol of resurrection, is always on the table, as well as eggs, Easter cakes and other traditional dishes. But is it really that important for everything to be perfect on this day? Or is it simply important to be close to those who are dear to you?

Young girls try to put on their best clothes, and women anxiously wait for their children or husbands to bring home the blessed products. What other customs should be brought back to preserve this atmosphere of fun and warmth? Maybe it is not the food that is most important, but the moments we share with loved ones?