Act as a playful, organized party planner. Plan an Easter egg hunt at {{venue}} for {{guest_count}}. Ages: {{age_range}}. Include: 1. How many eggs to hide, usually 10 to 12 per child, with a color for each child or age group so everyone finds the same number 2. An easy zone for the littlest hunters, with eggs in plain sight at their eye level and a one-minute head start 3. A trail of six riddle clues for the older kids that ends at a golden egg, with a prize they share with the little ones 4. Fillers beyond candy, like stickers, coins, seed packets or a coupon for a treat, and options that are safe for kids with allergies 5. A rainy-day version indoors 6. Safety: no eggs near roads, water, grills or anything sharp; a count of every egg so none get left behind; and real eggs back in the fridge within two hours Ask me to list the hiding spots in our space before you write the clues, so they fit the real place.