Your Guide to a Fun, Safe Labor Day Celebration
- Jessica Shannel
- Aug 11, 2020
- 2 min read
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Labor Day cookouts and big backyard parties are a longstanding tradition. However, this year we’ll need to tackle this holiday a little bit differently. COVID-19 has made big gatherings a risky proposition, especially in high-spread areas. That said, you can still have a fun and exciting Labor Day without putting yourself, your friends, or neighbors at risk. Here’s a look at a few ideas you can use to enjoy the perfect day off:
Stay Outdoors
Fresh air is extra healthy this year.
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An outdoor Labor Day spent tending the grill and hanging out around a backyard bonfire will give you a much-needed taste of the old normal.
Moreover, the virus is less likely to pass between people outdoors.
Take some time to evaluate your landscaping and get your yard looking great to nail the ambiance for your celebration.
Keep It Small
Stay in control of your guest list to ensure things stay safe.
Limit your guest list to ten people to keep things manageable.
Take an honest look at your yard and make sure you have room for members of different households to follow good social distancing.
Ask guests to check with you before bringing their own guests along.
Brush up on etiquette in case you need to politely address any concerns.
Have some ideas on how to address social distancing with younger guests.
Stay Safe
Basic virus prevention measures can go a long way toward ensuring your guests stay healthy.
Ask all guests to wear a mask unless they’re eating.
Keep six feet between members of different households at all times.
Remind guests to stay home if they’re feeling any COVID-19-like symptoms.
With these steps, you can host a Labor Day bash worth masking up for. COVID-19 makes it more complicated for us to spend time with one another, but not impossible. Take measures to keep yourself and your loved ones safe, and you can have a great holiday!
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Author: Aimee Lyons
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