at Easter or on Easter
at Easter or on Easter? Which is correct?

For example: In Hungary, there are some customs that are followed less and less. Such a custom is sprinkling, which happens on Easter /at Easter.

on Easter Day/ on Easter Monday
at Easter

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at Easter or on Easter
at Easter or on Easter? Which is correct?

For example: In Hungary, there are some customs that are followed less and less. Such a custom is sprinkling, which happens on Easter /at Easter.

on Easter Day/ on Easter Monday
at Easter

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In the UK we would say 'at Easter.'

If you are talking about the specific day we would say 'on Easter Sunday/Monday' etc.

So I guess it depends which variant of English you are interested in. Saying 'on Easter' would be considered incorrect here.

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You need to use "at Easter". It's a festival, ie. a point in the cycle of a year.

You only use "on" if you mean a particular day, eg. "on Easter Sunday". I've done a quick check using news articles (UK, US, etc), and it's very uncommon to use "on Easter" by itself, if you mean the festival as a time. I'd also consider using "on" in this context as incorrect.

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“On Easter,” is used in the U.S.

“One tradition in my family is eating lamb on Easter.”

“Also, in the United States, children receive candy and presents on Easter.”

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