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What is a good theme for a graduation party?

by Chase Collins

What is a good theme for a graduation party?

Theme Ideas That Will Get Those High School Kids in the Graduation Party Spirit

  • Balloon Photo Chandeliers. Tie photos of your grad and their friends to balloons to scatter throughout the party or in one area.
  • Sports.
  • Smart cookie.
  • Bookworm.
  • Money.
  • Instagram.
  • Photo booth.
  • Keys to success.

What are some fun things to do at a graduation party?

Fun Graduation Party Games Your Guests Will Love

  • Guess Who. Challenge your grads to see who knows each other best with this fun take on the classic guessing game.
  • Grads Through the Years.
  • Mad Libs.
  • Pin the Tassel on the Grad Cap.
  • Charades.
  • Around the World Ring Toss.
  • Giant Twister.
  • Superlatives.

How do you make a graduation party special?

High School Graduation Party Ideas:

  1. Make A Photo Backdrop With Curtains.
  2. Use Pictures For a Simple Centerpiece.
  3. Display Party Entrance Signs.
  4. Use Large Balloons As Photo Props.
  5. Display Cute Paper Straws.
  6. Use Graduation Banners To Decorate Spaces.
  7. Make (Or Order) Graduation Cap Cookies.
  8. Make These Graduation Cap Cupcake Stands.

What do you serve at a outdoor graduation party?

GRADUATION PARTY FOOD IDEAS:

  • Have An Infused Water Bar.
  • Have A Hot Dog Bar.
  • “Nacho Average Graduate” Taco Bar.
  • Use A Chocolate Fountain.
  • Put Watermelon Wedges On A Stick.
  • Serve All Different Types Of Pizza.
  • “One Smart Cookie” Dessert.
  • Have A Popcorn Bar.

How far in advance do you send out graduation party invitations?

Graduation Parties According to the experts who spoke to Fox Business, three to four weeks in advance should suffice for the invitations for local friends and family. The form of invitation depends on the type of party you plan to host. If it’s a formal to-do, send a more formal invitation.

How much money do you give at a graduation party?

College Graduation Gift Etiquette Bright Hub states that many people give between $100 and $500 as a college graduation gift. Typically, for a 2- to 4-year degree, anywhere from $50-100 is appropriate for a parent, advanced degrees go up by about $100 for each degree.