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Easter 2025 Design Inspiration

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Your team spends hours praying over & preparing for your Easter services—expectant for each person to encounter God in a new way. The only thing standing between your Easter plan and how God wants to show up is getting people in the room. We pulled a few of our favorite graphics that will get every seat filled so every heart can be changed.

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1) Editorial

An Easter title slide with EASTER stacked in heavy black capitals over a vintage newspaper page, layered with pressed orange, pink and yellow wildflowers and AT NORTHGATE curved at the right.
A blue toned Easter promo built as torn newsprint, reading HE'S ALIVE! in bold condensed capitals with SATURDAY, MARCH 30 & SUNDAY, MARCH 31 beside a halftone icon of Christ.
A warm grey Easter weekend slide reading EASTER in white ligature serif across torn photos of a desert and a lit tomb entrance, listing Saturday April 8 and Sunday April 9 service times.
An Easter promo laid out as a full front page reading Easter Sunday in blackletter with THE KING IS COMING! in gold serif, surrounded by mock news columns and engraved illustrations.
A scrapbook style Easter slide reading THE STORY OF Easter in brown retro script on yellow highlighter, over graph paper pinned with scripture tags, receipts and polaroids, subtitled Remembering The Resurrection.

It’s unexpected, eye-catching, and just the beginning of the incredible story you’ll tell this Easter. Want to pursue this direction? Share these keywords with your designer:

  • Scrapbook elements
  • Newspaper layouts
  • Mixed media
  • Textural overlays
  • Documentary style

2) Nature Inspired

An Easter title slide reading EASTER in white ligature serif over a photograph of a green hillside and towering clouds, with FROM HEAVEN. TO EARTH. FOR YOU. and April 19 and 20 service times.
A muted Easter slide reading Easter in cream serif over a grainy photo of a poppy field below hazy blue mountains, with At Your Church beneath.
A desaturated green Easter slide reading EASTER in white ligature serif over a close photograph of palm fronds, with Saturday April 8 and Sunday April 9 service times.
A sermon title slide reading THE GOOD SHEPHERD in yellow capitals over a faded photo of a lamb and dark ewe on a clifftop, with a hand drawn white crown and outline scribbles.

Take a look outside your window and you’ll see countless glimpses of God’s goodness through His creation. Pull this style into your Easter graphics to help your church visualize the story so they can connect deeper. Here are some helpful keywords for your designer:

  • Earthy color palettes
  • Natural textures
  • Photo-driven
  • Landscapes

3) Dark and Moody

A moody Easter title slide reading EASTER in tall white serif with at focus in italics, over a dark teal wall and a full arrangement of roses, amaranth and eucalyptus.
A charcoal Easter slide reading WORTHY IS THE LAMB in cream serif around a cutout white lamb standing against a mustard yellow circle.
A grainy green and gold Easter slide reading EASTER over DOMINGO DE RESURRECCION, set on a rolled stone tomb opening, with HE IS RISEN vertically at both edges and APRIL 20.
An Easter slide with a cream arch panel holding EASTER in black script and slab serif plus a circular EASTER repeat, over a dark moody oil painting of roses and peonies.
A black and white Easter title slide reading The LAST DAYS in grainy script and capitals, beside a robed figure with arms outstretched at a bright tomb opening, with EAS and TER framing the corners.

This style does it all—creates depth that honors the gravity of Christ's sacrifice and builds toward the triumph of Easter morning. Try these keywords to help your designer understand your vision:

  • High contrast imagery
  • Deep florals
  • Gothic elements
  • Rich textures
  • Dramatic lighting

4) Bright and Colorful

An orange Easter slide reading EASTER in chunky hand drawn cream letters above a photo of a sheep grazing on a rocky hillside, labelled AT LIFEPOINT with Acts 2:24 running up both edges.
An Easter slide reading EASTER in yellow capitals with A THE HEIGHTS beneath, over a jewelled crown atop a sphere ringed by an orbit line, on a magenta to cyan gradient.
An Easter slide reading EASTER in white serif with at King's Church Amersham, over a halftone painterly burst of orange, pink, teal and yellow around a hilltop cross.
A paper collage Easter slide reading EASTER in cream serif over layered purple and green mountains under a pink and orange sunburst, with 6:30 AM SUNRISE SERVICE and 10:30AM SANCTUARY SERVICE in a teal pill.
An Easter slide reading EASTER in white italic serif over a woven halftone texture washing from red and gold into deep blue.
A bright blue gradient Easter slide reading EASTER in yellow serif with AT THE HEIGHTS in an oval below, topped by line icons of a palm branch, crown of thorns and crown.

At the end of the day, Easter is a celebration, right? We can practically hear these graphics shouting for joy. Use these keywords to get your designer on the right track:

  • Bold color choices
  • Playful patterns
  • Modern illustrations
  • Energetic typography
  • Cheerful imagery

5) Minimal

A tan Easter slide reading easter in white lowercase sans over an engraved tropical bouquet of bird of paradise, hibiscus and palm leaves, labelled AT KAI POINT.
A cream Easter slide reading EASTER in half white, half black sans capitals across two overlapping circles, one holding botanical lilies on black, the other a cracked stone texture, marked AT ANTHEM.
A taupe Easter slide reading EASTER in white sans capitals interwoven with vintage botanical roses, peonies and blue butterflies.
A minimal cream Easter slide reading EASTER in black serif with a swash E, over a watercolour circle of a golden sunrise landscape and a thin outlined ring.
A cream Easter slide reading EASTER in orange serif with an ornate swash E, with a vintage botanical spray of pink roses and blue forget me nots growing through the type.
A vintage Easter slide reading EASTER in red arched hand lettering with At Epic Church in black script, flanked by 20 and 24 diamonds over a pale washed cross texture.

Sometimes, less truly is more. This approach uses clean lines and intentional white space to let your message do the talking. These keywords will help your designer get on the same page:

  • Neutral colors
  • Abundant white space
  • Clean lines
  • Subtle textures

No matter which direction you choose, don’t tackle it alone. TheSquad will handle the design so you can focus on what matters most—preparing for the way God will move in your church this Easter.

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Published by Church Media Squad on February 11, 2025.

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