For them, Easter Saturday was also "yes day", Ms Warrington said.
"It means we can’t say ‘no’ to the kids all day."
The pair were both dressed as the Dr Seuss characters, Thing One and Thing Two, while they took part in an Easter egg hunt at Wal’s Plant Land on Saturday, along with their three children.
The words "yes day" were on the front of their costumes.
Ms Warrington said the idea was to celebrate the family having time off together, which was a rare occasion.
"We’ve been to Tasse Cafe for their massive chocolate egg milkshakes, we’re doing this [Easter egg hunt] now and we’re walking Baldwin St next.
"Then we’re going to find a waterfall."
Tenpin bowling was also on the agenda, she said.
Also making the most of the Easter fun at Wal’s was 2-year-old Annabelle Anderson.
It seemed she had dressed up for the occasion, wearing a dress with the popular Frozen character Elsa on it, as she searched through hay for Easter egg tokens.
But her mother, Sarah Anderson, said Annabelle had been wearing that dress every day for the past six months.
"It’s the best $25 I’ve ever spent."
The new maze at Wal’s, which opened as part of its annual Easter celebration, was also providing entertainment for families.
It followed four years of growing 5000 shrubs for the hedge maze.
