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Easter, also called Resurrection Day and Pascha, is a Christian holiday celebrating Jesus Christ returning from the dead. Christian believe that it is the holiest day in the year. Some people who are not Christians celebrate it as a cultural holiday.

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The word "Easter" is derived from Eastra, the name of the ancient German Goddess of Spring. The French word for Easter, Pacques, comes from the Greek word for Passover, which is the Jewish holiday celebrated at about the same time of the year.

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Poland is a country full of unique traditions and customs, especially when it comes to holidays. Easter is the most important holiday, even more than Christmas. The entire week before Easter is called Holy Week and during this time there is a lot of things going on here.

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Exactly 7 days before the main celebrations take place, people gather for a procession with palms in their hands. This is the moment when they begin to celebrate. Palms are usually made from branches of native trees, including box, willow, yew and olive.

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This is propably one of the most enduring and beloved Polish traditions on Holy Saturday- not only in Poland but also within Polish communities all around the world. It's nothing more than blessing the food that will be eaten during the Easter feast. In the basket you can find a small amount of the most important food, like eggs, bread, meat and salt. You can often spot entire families, especially kids participating in it, because it's a very important tradition in Polish culture.

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In Poland eggs are not only used as food on the table. as well, they are an important part of the Easter tradition. Children decorate them with paints, crayons, stickers, tissue-paper etc. After they are used as a decoration for the Easter table and they are also a part of the Easter bucket.

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The Wet Monday (Śmigus-Dyngus in Polish) is also known as Easter Monday or Lany Poniedziałek and is a holiday in Poland. It is celebrated on the first Monday after Easter and the way to celebrate is actually really fun: you need to pour water on other people!

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Sunday morning in this case means the big, traditional, family breakfast. It starts with sharing of the blessed food. It's also a time, when family members talk between each other and wishes all the best. After that, the main activity takes place-eating. Next, people take a walk and enjoy the rest of the day (unless somebody ate too much and he can't move for a while...)