We cannot stress this point enough―let them wear what they are most comfortable in. Although there are some families that wear jeans to church, that doesn't mean it should be the case with yours, or vice versa. Assist them while choosing their attire for the day, and emphasize on the fact that it's a celebratory occasion. Linen pants and floral skirts―these are classic items for both springtime and Easter. Although you'll see a lot of teenage girls in skirts and dresses, you can choose to break a few rules by wearing elegant pants or trousers. But, make sure it isn't too flashy. Add a light shrug or jacket if the weather permits, and you'll be all set for the day. As for the teenage guys, do make it a point to keep your outfits somewhere between formal and semi-formal; don't even think about entering the church in jeans or shorts. Easter rings in the beginning of springtime. This means, the warmer weather has its own set of trends that you can follow. For women, a beautiful dress or skirt can easily make an excellent attire. Of course, you'll require other clothing items and accessories to complete the look. When adding accessories, add only a few pieces as you don't want to go overboard. Men, on the other hand, can easily pull off a formal or semi-formal look here. Pick a suit, or wear a sports jacket on well-fitting pants for the day; accessorize with hats, sunglasses, and shoes. What Not to Wear for Easter Although we talked mostly on what's the proper attire for Easter, there are a few clothing items that should be avoided at all costs before entering a church, or other places of worship. Don't wear mini-skirts, rompers, tank tops with jeans, leggings, off-the-shoulder and strapless dresses, and shorts. Clothes that expose your midriff, thighs, or back, are too tight or too short should be strictly avoided. Also, when you enter the church, remove your shades and/or hat; wearing any of these items while anyone in authority speaks to you is considered disrespectful. Basically, avoid wearing any style that is offensive or opposes the church community's values. Dressing for Easter is easier than it should be. Don't second guess your choices, and stick to the clothing you feel most comfortable in. Make it a point to look presentable, not just with your attire, but with your attitude and the way you carry yourself as well.