To assemble your graduation party guest list, start with your Christmas card address list or any other address list you may have.
If you don't have an address list of some kind, start one by listing all the members of your family, your friends, and other friends from sports, clubs, church, and other organizations.
Look for additional names in any address books and/or address lists your extended family has.
Check with your teen to make sure you invite all the important people in their life.
Then research addresses online or in telephone books.
Keep your address list handy and add to it as you think of names and find addresses throughout the planning months.
Here are some graduation party guest list suggestions:
You can either announce the child's graduation to guests with an announcement or invite guests to the graduation ceremony with an invitation.
Most schools limit attendance at the ceremony, especially if it has to be held indoors because of rain.
In addition, enclose an invitation to the graduation open house to all guests on your list.
There are numerous options for announcements and invitations.
Professional announcements can usually be purchased through your child's school.
The companies that provide these formal announcements also sell open house invitations.
You can also purchase graduation open house invitations from your local party supply store.
If you choose not to spend the money, you can make handmade cards or invite people electronically.
You can also print a card from your computer onto tagboard--4 invitations per 8-1/2x11" sheet.
An option that I prefer is a professional service called "Send Out Cards.
"You can upload your list of addresses, upload a graduation picture of your child, and then this company will send out cards that look like personal, handwritten invitations, customized with your message.
For more information go to: http://GreetingCardGoldmine.
com Here are some graduation party invitation suggestions:
If you don't have an address list of some kind, start one by listing all the members of your family, your friends, and other friends from sports, clubs, church, and other organizations.
Look for additional names in any address books and/or address lists your extended family has.
Check with your teen to make sure you invite all the important people in their life.
Then research addresses online or in telephone books.
Keep your address list handy and add to it as you think of names and find addresses throughout the planning months.
Here are some graduation party guest list suggestions:
- Family members
- Extended family members
- Friends of your family
- Friends of your teen
- Parents of close friends of your teen
- Favorite school teachers
- Coaches and other mentors
You can either announce the child's graduation to guests with an announcement or invite guests to the graduation ceremony with an invitation.
Most schools limit attendance at the ceremony, especially if it has to be held indoors because of rain.
In addition, enclose an invitation to the graduation open house to all guests on your list.
There are numerous options for announcements and invitations.
Professional announcements can usually be purchased through your child's school.
The companies that provide these formal announcements also sell open house invitations.
You can also purchase graduation open house invitations from your local party supply store.
If you choose not to spend the money, you can make handmade cards or invite people electronically.
You can also print a card from your computer onto tagboard--4 invitations per 8-1/2x11" sheet.
An option that I prefer is a professional service called "Send Out Cards.
"You can upload your list of addresses, upload a graduation picture of your child, and then this company will send out cards that look like personal, handwritten invitations, customized with your message.
For more information go to: http://GreetingCardGoldmine.
com Here are some graduation party invitation suggestions:
- Ask your teen to invite their close friends using Facebook or MySpace
- Create a small flyer for your graduate to pass out to friends
- Email to close friends and co-workers
- Put an announcement in a church program/bulletin
- Put an invitation on the high school bulletin board for smaller schools
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