Easter 2026 deals for eggs, clothing and more

The best Easter chocolate sales for 2026: 

Hop into the egg-citing world of Easter egg deals! We've cracked open the best Easter egg sales in the UK just for you! Check out these Easter eggs sales, available right now, with prices that won't scramble your budget. 

ASDA Easter chocolate sales

Calling all Easter egg enthusiasts! The ASDA Easter sale is a big one this year; with 4 for £10 eggs in their mix and match Easter egg promotion, with over 20 branded eggs to choose from. But it doesn't stop there - you can also grab 2 for £8 on branded extra-large eggs! ASDA also has the perfect option for your Easter egg hunt with some great Easter chocolate deals including 2 for £1 on small eggs including Reese’s Peanut Butter Creme Egg and Lindt Gold bunny. 

Tesco Easter egg sale 

From classic milk chocolate eggs to novelty options, such as ones filled with sweets or with a surprise toy, there is something for everyone at Tesco. Right now you can get your hands on a variety of deals and discounts on Easter eggs, such as Easter eggs for £1.20 when you have a clubcard. You can also get your hands on their XL branded eggs such as Cadbury dairy milk mini eggs Easter egg or Maltesers milk chocolate bunny egg for just £5.

Sainsbury's Easter sale

Sainsbury's Easter Sale is in full swing, with amazing deals on a wide range of products. One of the most popular items on sale is the Celebrations milk chocolate large easter egg, which is available for just £3.25. Shoppers can also indulge in Sainsbury's Triple Berry Hot Cross Buns for just £1.50. There’s no better time to stock up and enjoy the festivities with family and friends, and you can save even more with our Sainsbury’s discounts.

More Easter Sales

While chocolate eggs are the classic Easter staple, the sales during this time of year extend to other categories. Get egg-stra discounts with Easter decor sales, or put an extra bounce in your wardrobe with Easter clothing discounts from fashion retailers. So, let's hop to it and explore all the egg-cellent deals this season has to offer!

Easter Clothing sales

ASOS - Give your wardrobe a spring clean and fill it with fantastic outfits from the ASOS Easter deals. Every year, the fashion giant reduces prices across all areas, which is great for the fashion-conscious amongst us who are looking to spice up their spring wardrobe! Save on shoes, skirts or accessories when the ASOS Easter discounts land. Previous discounts have included 10% off the latest trends. And, even better, you are able to save even more with one of our discount codes!

Schuh – Looking for a fresh pair of shoes this Easter? Whether you need some new sneakers for your spring training regime or some fresh work shoes to feel confident in the office, make sure to check out the shoe sale on Schuh, where you can find offers on all your favourite brands including Adidas and Nike. There are also always additional savings to be found on our discount pages.

Easter decor discounts

Dunelm - Don’t miss the incredible Easter 2026 offers at Dunelm! Past sales have included 20% off everything from bedding to rugs, to brand-new pillows. Since the bank holidays are all about spending time with the family, what better way to do it in a freshly decked-out home? Shop the Dunelm outlet, combined with our discount codes, to ensure the biggest savings for your bank holiday weekend. Dunelm have Easter decorations from just £1 including Easter Bunny Table Favours for just £1.50 and Happy Easter Hanging Sign for just £2.

B&Q - Have you got some home renovation booked for the Easter 2026 bank holiday? Ensure it doesn’t cost an arm and a leg with the B&Q Easter sales. In the past, B&Q have snipped 20% off of their outdoor plants, which are perfect for perking up your garden as spring approaches. Save even more on your home renovation costs with a discount code from our listings.

Cheap Easter Getaways

Loveholidays – Want to a bank holiday getaway for Easter 2026? Loveholidays has loads of options for you. If you’re looking for some sunshine this spring, you can find incredible Easter getaway deals with their last minute package spring getaways for less than £500 per person. Also, make sure to check our listings to save yourself even more with our discount codes.

Easter sale FAQs

When do the Easter sales take place? 

The best of the Easter sales take place over the bank holiday weekend itself. However, you can grab sale eggs and decorate up to two weeks before the big day. The Easter Sunday sales are a great time to scoop up offers from various stores, so keep an eye open on that day. For low-prices on Easter eggs, it’s also a good idea to check out supermarkets in the weeks following Easter for super discounted products. 

When is Easter Sunday 2026? 

This year, Easter Sunday falls on Sunday, 5th April, 2026.

When do the Easter sales take place? 

The best of the Easter sales take place over the bank holiday weekend itself. However, you can grab some of the best Easter egg deals up to two weeks before the big day. The Easter Sunday sales are a great time to scoop up offers from various stores, so keep an eye open on that day. If you fancy a sweet treat after the holiday, it’s also a good idea to check out supermarkets in the weeks following Easter for low-prices on Easter eggs. 

When are the Easter holidays 2026? 

For most schools in the UK, the Easter holidays will fall somewhere between Friday, March 29 and Friday, April 12.

Why does the Easter date change? 

The date of Easter changes every year because it is calculated based on the cycles of the moon and the sun. Easter falls on the first Sunday after the first full moon that occurs on or after the vernal equinox (March 21st). This means that Easter can fall on any Sunday between March 22nd and April 25th.

Why do we celebrate Easter? 

Easter is a Christian holiday that celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. According to the Bible, Jesus was crucified on a Friday, which is now known as Good Friday. He was buried in a tomb, and on the third day, which is now celebrated as Easter Sunday, he rose from the dead.

Why do we have the 'Easter Bunny'?

As Christianity spread throughout Europe, many of the pagan customs and traditions were incorporated into the Christian celebration of Easter, including the use of eggs and the Easter bunny.

Why do we eat chocolate at Easter? 

The tradition of giving chocolate at Easter can be traced back to the 19th century in Europe, where chocolate eggs were first made. These eggs were given as gifts during the Easter season, symbolising new life and the resurrection of Jesus. Over time, the tradition of giving chocolate at Easter has grown, and now includes a wide variety of chocolate treats, including chocolate bunnies and other animal-shaped chocolates.

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