Easter Bunny Backdrop Novels & Stories

“I remember those days.” “You can remember that far back, Row?” Junior teased. “You be nice, little boy.” She advised watching as Bunny pulled out tissue paper. “Your momma said that you were doing a faery theme.” The large crocheted blanket started to unfold as it came out of the bag. On a blue-sky background with flowers around the edges, faeries, butterflies and dragonflies were caught in midflight. A matching crocheted faery doll fell out and Ty caught it just before it hit the ground.

The backyard looked like a dream, streamers of soft blue, pink, and gold fluttered between the trees while balloons bobbed lazily in the warm breeze. Brielle stood at the patio door for a moment, taking in the sight she and Jaxon had created: a perfectly mismatched celebration filled with everything Emma and Mason adored. A giant bubble station. A craft table covered in glitter jars. A mini obstacle course that Jaxon swore was “safe enough.” And the centerpiece: a huge picnic blanket with a big handmade sign reading Happy 5th Birthday, Emma & Mason!

After that, it was back to Julian Cross. … The backyard was trimmed and decorated within an inch of its life—mason jars of lemonade, pastel bunting strung between trees, and enough baby-themed sugar cookies to make a dentist cry. Celeste stood just off-center beneath the white canopy, clutching a paper plate with politely untouched fruit salad and mentally calculating how long she'd need to stay to be considered present.

After resting for a bit, Keith talked to one of the staff so he can claim his prize. After a few minutes of waiting, the staff brought them a pair of stuffed bunnies wrapped in bubble wrap. It was a pair of black and pink bunnies. Their fluffy hands have a detachable magnet inside which made them look like they are holding a heart-shaped pillow with a carrot design on it in their fluffy hands. The stuffed bunnies are four meters in height and it was big enough to fit in Rhianne's arms.

“I take it that things are going well?” Zoe nodded. “We made the right choice hiring Katie. Her ideas are phenomenal. I mean, seriously, we are going to have the best festival ever.” “But it doesn’t even have a holiday theme,” Ruby complained. “It’s on Christmas Eve—it should at least be somewhat festive.” “All of these ideas can be adapted,” Katie said. “The balloon artist can make things like reindeer, stars, dreidels, or anything else that someone might like.” “Okay,” Ruby said. “But what about the clown doing magic tricks by the canopy?”

What had he gotten himself roped into? "Dr. Odell, right on time." Bunny had a plastic bag full of white, silk flowers over one arm. "Come over here and I'll get you set up with a glue gun." "Okay." He walked across the room to a corner table. Streamers, bits of feathers, a bowl of mini-cowbells and lots of glitter littered the table. "What is it we're doing?" "Making mums, of course." She thrust the bag into his hand. "Everyone should have a mum."

Jai and Darrion walked together in the plains. Darrion was holding a blue bunny as big as a calf with a smile on his face. The bunny didn’t seem to protest and instead, it tried to lean its back to the windlet often, as if trying to get even more closer. There were several blue and green rabbits with the normal giant size hopping alongside the two humans. One particular bunny bigger than the rest, almost the size of an elephant but still considerably shorter than the trunked animal, was walking on Jai’s right. The bunny’s pace was slow, as if trying to match Jai and Darrion’s footsteps. It didn’t seem to be alerted at all walking beside the two and seemed very relaxed.

she said to me as I nodded my head walking closer to the stage set up. “I don’t like this” I said to him as he widened his eyes. “Why don’t you take a different approach to this?” I asked him as I moved closer to the table where they had their layouts. “May I?” I asked Leon who was the person in charge/ “We are saying jungle... but this backdrop is just too simple. Why don’t we settle for something jungle? We try to change it form this. Maybe exotic palm trees around the venue? Leopard-print carpets or cheetah?” I said to them as they looked at each other.