Pesach
A seder that stays on the Haggadah.
Leader anchored, kids near the Four Questions, elders comfortable, dietary needs on the seder plate — planned in an hour.
Anchored
Leader seat
Near leader
Youngest
Pesach-safe
Menu
What you get
Leader anchor rule
Head of the seder pinned at the anchor.
Youngest-near-leader rule
Children close enough to ask the Four Questions.
Pesach dietary tags
Kitniyot, gluten-free, and other tags on the caterer sheet.
Multi-family series
First-night and second-night as linked events.
How it works
1
Set the seder table
Long table, or connected rounds.
2
Pin the leader
Then pin the youngest near them.
3
Duplicate for second night
Same guests, new attending counts.
In practice
36-guest seder, two nights
Three long tables of 12. Leader at the anchor of the middle table. Kids table right next door. Second-night plan duplicated in one click, with new RSVPs.
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