How to celebrate Easter Monday at work

Easter Monday is, as the name suggests, the day after Easter Sunday. From a Christian perspective, it marks the end of the observances and celebrations around Jesus’ death and resurrection (which conclude on Easter Sunday). While businesses observe the holiday on Easter Monday, the actual holiday and celebrations are focused on Easter Sunday.

For the religious, Easter weekend kicks off with Good Friday, a commemoration of the day of Jesus’ death—while Easter marks His resurrection. Many people choose to attend church on either or both days in order to observe the holiday. But while Easter is religious in origin, it’s also become a more secular holiday in other countries around the world —with people hosting gatherings with their loved ones to share a meal; decorate, hide, and search for Easter eggs; and exchange chocolate bunnies, chocolate eggs, and other treats and candy.

How to prepare

Our offices will be closed for Easter Monday, so make sure to turn your out-of-office message on before you leave for the long weekend. Enjoy the holiday!

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Our office will be open on Easter Monday—so enjoy the holiday and we’ll see you on Monday morning!

How we’re celebrating Easter Monday

Easter falls on a Sunday—but just because we won’t be here in the office doesn’t mean we can’t celebrate! Here are some upcoming events to celebrate the Easter holiday:

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