Happy Easter

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17 April 2025

Easter is one of our most meaningful celebrations in New Zealand and a time to focus on family, reflection, and joy. 🌸✨

At our Real Living villages, we try to make the time a happy one for all - with fun cornhole competitions, themed crafts and beautifully homemade goodies. And of course, our resident Easter Bunny appears to make sure there is a little chocolate for everyone! 🍫🐰

Family and friends are always welcome because Easter is about togetherness, love, and cherished moments—both past and present. 💕 We wish you all a joyful and heartwarming Easter!

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