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Extreme Easter bonnets through the years

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  • Bridget Walsh of East Islip shows off her bunny bonnet in the Easter Parade on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, April 16, 2006. (Newsday Photo/Julia Gaines)
    Photo Credit: Newsday / Julia Gaines
  • Julia Noulis sports her Easter bonnet at the 57th vintage car parade held on Franklin Avenue in Garden City, April 8, 2012.
    Photo Credit: Newsday / Audrey C. Tiernan
  • Jocelyne Jeannot of Manhattan stands in front of St. Patrick's Cathedral on Fifth Avenue and shows off her Easter bonnet during the Easter Parade on April 16, 2006.
    Photo Credit: Newsday / Julia Gaines
  • Wearing a bonnet she decorated herself, Adriana Reilly, 5, of Sag Harbor, marches in Sag Harbor's 18th annual sidewalk Easter Bonnet Parade for the second year, on March 30, 2013.
    Photo Credit: Brittany Wait
  • Kiera Martin, then 3, of Sag Harbor, left, and her sister Fiona, then 5, march in Sag Harbor's 18th annual sidewalk Easter bonnet parade on Saturday, March 30, 2013. They spent the night before decorating their bonnets.
    Photo Credit: Brittany Wait
  • Wearing under-the-sea-themed bonnets, Nikki Knauer, then 16, left, of Sag Harbor, and Olivia LaManna, then 14, of Sag Harbor, march in Sag Harbor's 18th annual sidewalk Easter bonnet parade on Saturday, March 30, 2013.
    Photo Credit: Brittany Wait

Bigger is always better when it comes to Easter bonnets. Whether marching down Fifth Avenue in Manhattan or riding in a classic car in the annual Garden City Easter parade on Long Island, ladies — and even a few fellas — don everything from feathers, flowers and furry stuffed bunnies in the contest to have the most over-the-top hat.

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