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Spring has sprung, and Easter is just around the corner! That means it’s time to start thinking about how you’ll celebrate the holiday with family and friends of all ages.
But it can get tricky making sure everyone has a good time when you have a variety of interests, ages and abilities.
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The answer, says Andrew Roby, an event planner based in Washington, D.C., is collaboration. The stress of planning shouldn’t have to fall on one person’s shoulders, he says. Plus, divvying up the responsibilities gives people the opportunity to shine where they’d like to.
“Perhaps you have a grandmother who loves baking and is known for cupcakes or carrot cake — let her,” Roby says. “If your uncle has a favorite nonalcoholic punch that you can’t get enough of, by all means. The goal for this is built around teamwork and collaboration.”
Here are eight fun activities for all ages to enjoy on or around the holiday to make Easter a hopping good time.
Find your bunny
“What is Easter without an Easter Bunny?” Roby says. “Who better to be this amazing character than a parent or grandparent who loves to act?”
It’s easy to find an Easter Bunny outfit at your local party store or online, says Roby, but the key is to find someone who’s okay with wearing it for a few hours.
“They have to be willing to pose for photos, place kids on their lap, and stay hydrated,” he explains, because those suits can get hot. “Work in intervals of 45 to 50 minutes and be willing to allow others to join in the fun and be the bunny as well.”
And don’t forget to have a bunny handler, says Roby.
“We know as soon as kids see an Easter Bunny, things can get a little wild,” he says. “A teenager would be a great bunny handler.”
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