It may seem like Passover is a month or so away, but believe it or not, we’re approaching the “less than 2 weeks away" mark!
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Today we’re helping you out in the Seder table department. No, not decor, but a problem we ALL face!
SPACE!
Between the Seder plate, Seder plate foods, matzo board, wine glasses, and Haggadahs, it can get really crowded on the table.
We found 2 solutions for you. Let’s take a look below!
1. Acrylic Folding Table
This folding table is perfect for placing next to the head of the Seder table. It provides just the right amount of extra surface space for foods, cups, wine, napkins etc. without taking up too much floor space. We love that it’s made of clear acrylic and will therefore match any dining room decor. When the Seder is over, just fold it up so it’s out of the way.
2. Acrylic Easel Stand
Now that we’ve got the head of the table less cluttered, let’s focus our attention to each place setting. The plates, napkins, glasses, cups, and Haggadahs take up a lot of room. So why not use all that vertical space and prop those haggadahs on mini easels?
These are perfect in size, color, and price. They fold, making them easy to store year-round.
There you have it! Two simple yet genius ways to make things run more smoothly during your Seders.
If you end up using one or both of these products, let us know how it turned out!
Chag Sameach!


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Brilliant ideas!!!! And so pretty! Have you actually tried the easel stands- can it easily and realistically hold a book opened with minimal fidgeting?
The easel stands really depend on the height and weight of your haggadas. Some will stand up more easily than others, but it should work!
Where can these items be purchased please?
The items are linked!