Invited non-religious guests to Easter Egg hunt. AITAH?
We have really great neighbors that moved in last summer. Their and our kids get along great. Their family is overtly atheist/non-religious which I am aware of and am careful to not impose my religiousness on them (we are a religious family). We had organized an Easter Egg hunt yesterday. While we also observe the religious aspects of Easter (like going to church), I always thought of Easter Egg hunts as a community/bringing-people-together activity without a religious aspect.
After some thought, I included our non-religious neighbor in the invite for kids to attend sent by group chat (which is the common medium for parents in our community). While this neighbor is usually quick to respond to texts, I got no response and their kids did not attend. I know they were in town this weekend.
My partner thinks I may have crossed a line by inviting the neighbor even after knowing their non-religious beliefs. I believe I was trying to balance my sensitivity to their beliefs with common courtesy so their kids are not left out. AITAH?