Happy Easter: original video greetings

Soon, on the night of April 20, Russia will celebrate the main holiday of the church year — Easter, or Bright Resurrection of Christ. Orthodox People try to celebrate this holiday in church at a festive service, and then congratulate each other with the phrase "Christ is risen!" and the answer "Truly he is risen!", as well as exchange holiday cards. Beautiful Easter videos are in the Izvestia material.

New video greetings on Orthodox Easter

Modern Easter postcards are diverse. Most often they depict cakes, eggs, candles or temples.

One of the trends that emerged after the 1980s was illustrations with Jesus Christ. On the Web, Orthodox holiday symbols often coexist with Catholic ones.

Christ is Risen – truly risen: vintage greetings on video

The first Russian collection of Easter postcards was published by the publishing house of the Moscow Orthodox community of St. Eugenia in 1898.

Most often, Easter postcards depicted little angels, cakes, eggs, spring landscapes, festive treats and traditions, such as the Christening.