Ah, Scotland. They do their own thing. Good Friday is a bank holiday there, but Easter Monday? Nope. It’s a voluntary day, so some people work. The horror. Imagine waking up on Easter Monday, popping open a Creme Egg, only to realize you’ve got a Zoom call at 9 AM. Unforgivable.
So if you’re planning a cross-border Easter egg hunt, check your calendar. Or just assume everyone is off, and if they’re not, hide their eggs anyway. They’ll thank you later.
The Real Question: Do You Even Care?
Let’s be real: whether it’s a bank holiday or not, you’re probably off. Unless you work in retail, hospitality, or healthcare—then you’re on the front lines, serving hot cross buns to people who don’t care about your bank holiday. Respect. Seriously.
Is Easter a Bank Holiday in the USA?
But for the rest of us? Easter Sunday is a blur of chocolate, awkward family lunches, and wondering why anyone bothers to dye eggs. Who has time to check if the bank is open? You’re too busy arguing about whether the Easter Bunny is real (he is, don’t ruin it).
