Jack O’ Lanterns come from the Irish legend of "Stingy Jack," a man so mean the devil wouldn’t let him into hell. He was forced to roam the earth using a carved turnip with a piece of coal for a lantern and was called "Jack of the Lantern." Thus began the carving of pumpkins as Jack O’ Lanterns to place in windows to scare away evil spirits. From assortment 26063

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Jack O’ Lanterns comr from the Irish legend of "Stingy Jack," a man so mean the devil wouldn’t let him into hell. He was forced to roam the earth using a carved turnip with a piece of coal for a lantern and was called "Jack of the Lantern." Thus began the carving of pumpkins as Jack O’ Lanterns to place in windows to scare away evil spirits.

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Hearts are a symbol of love and Valentine’s Day. Why wait until Valentine’s Day to celebrate with a box of chocolates? It’s never too early to share your love and appreciation for another person.

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One of the most popular figures associated with Halloween is the Witch. Her pointy black hat, dark cape, old broomstick, and black cat make her easy to recognize. Her name comes from the Saxon word "wicca," meaning "wise one." Today, she is a traditional favorite at Halloween costume parties and with young trick-or-treaters.

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At the first sign of Fall, this garden gnome is getting in on the Fall harvest. Gnomes are often jokers and pranksters. But for the moment, this gnome is getting cozy with a pumpkin spice latte and picking pumpkins.

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Trick or Treat? This kitty is the most perfect treat during the Halloween season. This boo-tiful kitten is the perfect way to celebrate the spooky season.

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German folklore of the 13th century introduced the Easter Bunny. Germany also brought us the first chocolate bunny mold. Now a staple of the Easter holiday, chocolate bunnies are found in most Easter baskets. The biggest question is, if you can handle eating something so cute, where do you start, the ears or the tail?

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Peter Rabbit With Easter Egg

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Dia de los Muertos is a Mexican holiday that allows families and friends to remember loved ones who have passed away and support their spiritual journeys. Ancient Aztecs considered dogs sacred. They believed dogs guided the souls of the dead through the underworld.

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M&M'S Green Easter

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Marshmallow bunnies are a popular type of confectionery, especially during the Easter season. These sweet treats are typically made from marshmallow, a soft and spongy candy substance that is often molded into various shapes. Enjoy this delightful and festive Marshmallow Bunny ornament.

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