Celebrating Independence Day Holidays - A Summer Highlight

It's a definite highlight of the summer, the day we celebrate this great country's independence. From 1776 to the present day, July 4th's celebration to honor American freedom's birth, with festivities ranging from fireworks, parades, and concerts to more casual family gatherings and barbecues. Now a federal holiday to commemorate a great day for America, a day that honors the Declaration of Independence, a historic document drafted by Thomas Jefferson.

It is a great time to bring out the reds, whites, and the blues for a barbecue party to freedom celebrate with the rest of the country. Now the sun's up and let the patriotic spirit join the festivities. Don't let the fun stop at planning the menu and setting up the event area. Prepare an ensemble that will ensure guests will have the best time.

Be thoughtful enough to consider that all will be comfortably seated, thoroughly cared for with a sumptuous feast, and enough ice-cold beer supply. It would also be lovely if you prepare some surprises throughout the day.

Bring out reliable and durable outdoor furniturestaples such as a sturdy picnic bench sets or the ever-enduring folding tables and chairs for additional seats. Don't forget the mini picnic tables for the little ones. It'll be nice to have a separate area for them and a different set of activities for these adorable bunch. They will be thrilled to be given their play area with kid-sized mats and cushions to keep them safe. 

It is indeed a great day to celebrate the 4th of July and add meaning to this day by sharing it with an endearing group of people whose love for this great country is commendable. The delicious all-American menu capped with an incredible Independence Day themed cake with some cool fireworks by sundown, becomes even more significant when spent with the right people. 

God Bless America!

For to be free is not merely to cast off one's chains, but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others. -Nelson Mandela