Graduations

The fuel for your graduation bonfire is a healthy stack of wood. Liberal use of lighter fluid, paper and branches may cause a bright flash but a supply of wood is needed to keep the party going...

The best way to get guests to your graduation bonfire is to pick a great location. A campground with mosquitoes, poison ivy and an overzealous ranger can dampen the mood after graduation day. You...

The mixture of a blazing fire with the uncertain behavior of your guests can lead to many problems at a graduation bonfire. The range of problems possible at a bonfire span from a small fire on...

In many American cities, one popular graduation tradition is the bonfire hosted by proud parents. A graduation bonfire goes beyond simple enjoyment of the outdoors with delicious food, activities...

The quality of your graduation bonfire depends on your ability to plan for every contingency. A first-time host may not anticipate the needs of diverse guests including sleeping arrangements,...

A graduation bonfire needs to be fun for graduates and visitors from start to finish. A bonfire without entertaining and diverse music can fall into the doldrums quickly as guests get bored...

The menu for a graduation bonfire needs to reflect the diversity of your guest list. Many hosts who are planning their first graduation bonfire purchase insufficient food and fail to account for...

A graduation bonfire needs to consist of more than a fire pit and a table full of snacks. Graduates, parents and guests need to have fun while enjoying a bonfire to celebrate their achievements....

A graduation bonfire does not happen spontaneously, and friends and family won't find the bonfire without advanced notice. Success depends a great deal on advanced planning and on informing...

A surefire way to organize your graduation bonfire is to develop a unifying theme. This theme narrows the endless list of activities, meals and music available as you plan a graduation party. You...