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Easter Entertaining
Your 'Everything Easter'
Checklist
A complete checklist for planning your entertaining,
dinner and everything else this Easter
You May Print Out This Checklist Only For Your
Personal Use. Any Commercial Use of this Checklist is Prohibited.
Planning a holiday celebration can be stressful if
you have not thought it out carefully. Let our handy
everything-Easter checklist help you organize yourself for a
relaxing, fun time with your family.
Two Days Before:
Make sure all food for
Easter has been purchased.
If you are making Easter baskets for the
kids, make sure baskets, candy, and treats have been bought and
well hidden until you need them.
Prepare any food that can be prepared now
(chop any vegetables and put in crisper)
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The day before:
Make any fruit or Jell-O
salads on your menu and refrigerate.
Prepare your banana pudding or other
dessert.
Help your children set out their dress
clothes for church and check to make sure you have everything you
need, too!
Defrost large cuts of meat such as leg of
lamb now.
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The night before:
Make sure your green
centerpieces or other Easter plants are watered, if you have any.
Make sure all areas of the house that your
guests will see are clean. Don’t forget the guest bathroom,
especially if that is also a kids’ bathroom. Do touch-ups on Easter
morning.
Set out tablecloth, napkins, placemats,
silverware, and china (in stacks)
Help your children set out their dress
clothes for church and check to make sure you have everything you
need, too!
Prepare any Easter baskets for the next
day.
Hide eggs, you sneaky thing, you!
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Easter Morning:
Enjoy watching your kids
open their Easter baskets.
Go to church, if you are planning to.
Come home and let the kids look for eggs
while you take pictures.
Prepare what is left on your menu.
Light candles.
Enjoy your guests! Happy Easter!
Article by Meredith Mooney
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