8 Photos of Easter Gone Horribly Wrong

Whatever Easter may mean to you personally, I think we can agree that it's one of those photogenic holidays of the year. Consider the many pleasant themes: the glorious renewal of spring, family feasts, adorable animals, colorful eggs, delighted children, cherished spiritual traditions. Why, with all these Pinterest-worthy possibilities, Easter almost seems like the sort of holiday that's impossible to mess up.

Notice I said almost. Here's how to make Easter deeply uncomfortable for everyone in just 8 easy steps.

Improvise your kid's Easter basket

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Points for creativity, I guess?

Bring these biscuits to the family dinner

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Those bunny biscuits everyone's sharing on Pinterest? Naaaaaaaailed it.

Form a rabbit-loaf out of fruitcake

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THIS IS A GIANT EASTER BUNNY MOLDED OUT OF FRUITCAKE WHYYYYY.

Proudly display this amazing Easter craft

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"My, isn't that just … lovely."

Put Grandma in charge of dismembering the candy bunny

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At least she's got a cutting board. Safety first!

Bestow an Easter spiritual lesson via text message

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Remember, kids: Jesus died for a delicious combination of chocolate, almonds, and toffee.

Pull this Easter prank

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That's … unappealing.

Serve this for breakfast

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"Happy Easter, kids! Oh now, stop crying. I made this special! With banana, berries, pancake mix, and the STUFF OF NIGHTMARES."