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Though the spirit of Easter remains the same, it is interesting to note that different nation and diverse cultures have their own unique customs and traditions. This makes the different regions have their own personalized touch added to the festivity celebration. Everyplace is different and unique from others and this makes it special, and the same holds true when it comes to the Easter customs and traditions of that particular place.

The beauty of different cultures and the diversity of the world are amazingly reflected in their festivity and celebrations. Here is a collection of the different forms of Easter traditions and customs in different parts of the world.

In various parts of England, people have the tradition of eating ham as a part of the Easter tradition. This was done in order to exalt the resurrection of Jesus Christ. In Britain, people host special marches and parades to glorify this event. The churches of the region are beautifully decorated with attractive lilies. It is also the time for parties and as a part of the party time celebration; the dance performances are organized for which the Morris dancers are invited. In the smaller towns, the pancake races are organized in this time of the year. People make merry and dance to the tunes of Easter spring-time songs, and enjoy.

In America, Easter is celebrated with annual carnivals, held to honor Lord Jesus’ return to life. The carnivals are held in New Orleans and the major highlights of this carnival are the music troupes and parade. At this time of the year, the American kids have the custom of playing their very favorite game which is known as the Easter egg roll. The Americans just enjoy eating hot cross buns at the time of the Easter spring-time celebration. The sunrise services are also conducted as a part of the American Easter tradition. This event is conducted with the intention of including the various groups of Christian into the celebration.

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