Melania Trump's Easter Egg Roll on Monday will feature her signature Be Best campaign throughout the festivities.
This year's event will feature - for the first time - a hopscotch game designed around her Be Best initiative and musical eggs with the Be Best logo.
East Wing spokesperson Stephanie Grisham revealed the details on 'Fox & Friends' on Monday morning, which was broadcasting live from the South Lawn of the White House where the Easter Egg Roll will take place.
Melania Trump 's Easter Egg Roll will feature her signature Be Best campaign throughout the festivities; she's seen here on Sunday exiting Air Force One with son Barron
Giant eggs with the president's and first lady's signature were spotted on the White House law
Melania Trump spent the Easter weekend with her family in Mar-a-Lago where she attended Sunday church service with the president and Tiffany Trump
Grisham said the first lady was very hands on with the planning of the events.
'As with everything she does she is very detail-oriented we started this six months ago. She picked the egg colors. All the activities. New activities that we are really excited for that go in line with her be best campaign. Be best hopscotch for the kids. Be best musical eggs that will be really fun,' Grisham said.
Melania Trump's communications director also said the mood around the White House was cheerful after the release of the redacted report from special counsel Robert Mueller.
'I would say a weight lifted because it was all very ridiculous. It is great. We were down at Mar-a-Lago with the president and first lady. Great mood and spirits and focused on this and going to be a great day. About the people coming here. That's what's important, keeping up traditions and that kind of a thing,' she said.
President Donald Trump, Melania Trump and several members of the first family spent the long holiday weekend in West Palm Beach.
The president, first lady and Tiffany Trump attended church services on Sunday and then the Trump family had brunch at Mar-a-Lago.
'Happy Easter everybody, have a great day,' the president said Sunday upon his arrival the Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea, adding: 'A lot of great things are happening for our country.'
The first family also attended Easter service at The Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea last year. And it's where the president and first lady were married in 2005
The Trumps returned to Washington D.C. Sunday night to prepare for Monday's Easter Egg Roll.
About 30,000 guests are expected to attend the annual event, the first lady's office announced on Friday.
President Trump is scheduled to attend but no word on whether 13-year-old Barron Trump will be there although he has attended the past two events.
