The Family Reunion Manual

Lena Fairwood

Somewhere between the invitation list and the seating chart, every family reunion starts to feel like a project no one signed up to manage. This is the steady guide for that job: how to gather cousins who have not spoken in years, set expectations that head off old arguments before they start, plan food and activities that work for toddlers and grandparents alike, and keep the day feeling like connection instead of obligation. Warm, organized, and refreshingly calm.