47 Easter Gifts Any Hostess Will Be Thrilled to Unwrap

Should their idea of a fun activity be running a "quick" few miles before dinner, you'll want to gift them a sports bra. This is one of those items you'd likely put into an adult Easter basket for your sister or daughter, as it's a bit strange to present it alone.

In addition to celebrating Easter, there's another thing to look forward to in March: the first day of spring. Help them welcome in the warmer weather by giving them an indoor herb garden. This 31-piece grow kit comes with everything you need to flavor and garnish your dishes.

No tablescape is complete without a set of long, tapered candles. However, it's our personal opinion that the candle holders are equally as important as the candles themselves. This sea glass green set of three feels perfectly appropriate for the holiday.

Designed to hold rings, this metal bunny is ideal for those who love subtle seasonal decor. It can easily be displayed year-round!

These bunny-adorned LoveShackFancy plates aren't really something you'd break out everyday, but for Easter, we're here for them. In typical LoveShackFancy form, they're finished in pastel shades and boast that sweet whimsical feel. What's more, they're made of melamine, so they're safe to bring outside for an al fresco brunch.

It's our personal opinion that you can never have too may rabbit motifs on Easter, which explains our second pick: this bunny-shaped planter that, unlike the previous find, does work well past Easter. It's not so adorable that it would look out of place on your entryway table in the middle of summer.

These, on the other hand, are another Easter-specific set that will dress up the table in all the right ways. Whether you go with a simple white runner or a colorful embroidered cloth, you'll definitely feel the holiday cheer.

Bake cupcakes or make a fruit tart and arrange it on this platter to give to the host. Once everything's consumed, let them know they can keep the decorative pink pedestal for their next party—it's two gifts in one! If you didn't have time to make anything from scratch, no worries as even store-bought cookies will look homemade on this platter.

For dessert plate designs that don't feel so on the nose (i.e., ones that feature bunnies), check out Anthropologie's lineup of vegetable-themed plates. They come in a variety of pastel colors and each one is as sweet as the treats you'll place on them.

Aside from giving your daughter baked treats, a J.Crew cashmere wrap is a good gift if she's a frequent flier. (Airports are cold!) This one is small enough to fold into her adult "Easter" basket or works as a standalone present that says "thinking of you."

What do you get a new mom whose child may not be old enough to appreciate their own Easter basket curation yet? This indestructible book, of course. They can try to rip it, chew on it, or throw it around—the pages will hold up better than normal books.

For a small gift that won't take up extra space in their home, give them Sugarfina's signature candies. We guarantee these will be devoured in less than a week.

Instead of giving them a bouquet, collect wildflowers and arrange them into these tubes the rabbits are clutching. Don't be surprised if they want to keep the little vases on their windowsill or bookshelf year round, they don't scream exclusively for Easter.

If you know they're really into beauty and not so much chocolates, pick up this set of Glossier products. It includes the brand's popular serum and blush.

Keep long strands from wrapping themselves around your face and obscuring your view as you walk down the street with these silky smooth scrunchies. They have a sweet bow on them that makes them perfect to wear right away on Easter day.

Although we're not opposed to having a bottle of wine on the table, if you're trying to create an elegant tablescape, you may want to transfer the liquid contents into a ribbed carafe. It'll make your table look elegant and free of clutter.

"I'm not big on bath robes, but this one from Serena & Lily completely changed my mind about them," Senior Commerce Editor Marina Liao says. "I was feeling cold in my pajamas at night, so I threw this on and immediately felt like I was enveloped into a warm hug. I even slept with this on, which is a testament to how soft and snuggly the Turkish cotton feels."

Just like how you'd switch out your pillow covers according to the holidays, you should do that for your tea towels too. This set of two features a colorful Easter egg design and gingham print, which will brighten up any kitchen.

Don't know what to give your teenage niece for Easter? This wireless charger in a springtime flower print will do. Every time they place their phone on it at night, they will think of you: their cool aunt.

Mocktails are becoming more and more popular, so if you have non-drinkers in your life, consider gifting them a delicious variety pack of Betty Buzz. The brand, founded by Blake Lively, makes the most refreshing bubbly sodas.