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5 Things No One Tells You About Planning a Bar or Bat Mitzvah in Boston

Planning your child’s Bar or Bat Mitzvah is a moment you think about long before the invitations go out. It is the celebration of everything they have worked for, a milestone rich with tradition, pride, and memories your family will carry forever.

But while it is a joyful time, it can also feel overwhelming fast. There are hundreds of little details to organize, and at the heart of it all, you are trying to create a day that feels meaningful and fun, elegant and personal, without losing yourself in the logistics.

Whether you’re just starting the process or deep into planning, here are five things that can make the journey smoother, more enjoyable, and, most importantly, focused on what really matters. Continue reading →

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Unforgettable Easter Activities for Families on Cape Cod

Cape Cod is often overlooked as an Easter destination because it’s mainly known as a summer retreat, drawing visitors for its beaches, sailing, seafood, and coastal towns. However, Easter on Cape Cod offers a quieter experience, with fewer crowds and a chance to enjoy the region as it awakens for warmer weather. It’s a hidden gem for families looking to celebrate in a scenic, peaceful setting. To help you make the most of the holiday on Cape Cod, we’ve put together this guide on the best Easter activities that everyone in the family will enjoy.

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Family Easter Celebrations in Boston

The Ultimate Guide to Easter Basket Ideas Without Candy

Easter celebrations are known for their colorful wicker baskets filled with delicious treats. While classic treats like chocolate bunnies and egg-shaped jelly beans are popular, too much candy can lead to sugar highs followed by energy crashes — which isn’t ideal for a full day of Easter festivities. To help with this, we’re excited to share our comprehensive guide for creating candy-free Easter baskets, packed with ideas for everyone you love!

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How to Save Time & Quickly Settle in Your New Home

When you move to a new home, the first day can be exciting and scary. You might see lots of boxes everywhere and can’t find things you need, like your toothbrush or pajamas. Also, you have to set up important stuff like the internet. That’s why Simplified offers “settling in” services to help make your first day smoother. Before you even move, Simplified plans everything so that you can feel more relaxed and happy when you arrive in your new place.

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Boston Moving Day Coordinator & Relocation Consultant

Moving to a new place can be really stressful, especially in a big metropolitan area like Boston. However, there are experts and professionals who can help make everything go smoothly. It isn’t a splurge to ask for help from these moving experts. As we prioritize mental health more, consider the time saved and the stress mitigated. Having someone to take care of the difficult parts of moving means you don’t have to worry so much, and that can make you feel a lot better during this significant change.

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Six Expert Tips to Tackle Your Long-Distance Move

Long-distance moves can be really stressful, especially if you have young children, elderly family members, or pets with you. When you move far away, there are a lot of details to think about, like where everyone will sleep, how to get your things from one place to another, and how to keep everyone comfortable on the long journey. All these extra things can make everyone feel more stressed. It’s like going on a big trip, but you have to bring everything with you!

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Moving Services in Boston for College Students

September 1st may not mean much to people outside of Boston. To Boston residents and students, it may cause flashes of overflowing dumpsters, double-parked cars, inflated moving service rates, “Allston Christmas,” and other possibly stressful experiences. Students moving in Boston isn’t easy, and often, people recommend avoiding the 1st altogether. But that’s not possible for many people in the city—especially students.

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Selling a Home

5 Things To Do Before You List Your Home For Sale

When you want to sell your house, it’s so much more than putting a “For Sale” sign in the front yard. There are many things you need to do to make sure your home looks its best so you can get the best price. Things like cleaning up, making small repairs, or even painting the walls can make a big difference. A realtor can advise you on what needs to be done, but they usually don’t do these things for you. That’s where a moving and management consultant, like Simplified, comes in handy. We can take care of all these tasks so you can focus on the big decisions about moving and getting everything ready for your new home.

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