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How to Make Party Favors for Your Class Reunion

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By nicbrz
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While recently planning my 25 year grade school reunion, I came up with easy and economical ideas for class reunion favors. My ultimate goal was for all of my reunion guests to be able to take home a souvenir as a remembrance of this special night and the years we spent together back in the day! Here are a few fun party favors for your next class reunion!

Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Instructions

Things You'll Need:

  • a computer, cookies, cds
  1. Step 1

    CDs
    Purchase recordable CDs and cases at an office supply chain and then sign up to be a member of Bearshare for $9.95 per month. Bearshare is a website that provides access to thousands upon thousands of burnable tunes. Next, Google songs of the 70s and 80s, for example, and you will come up with several sites listing the top hits of your specific era. Pick a popular song from each year of grade school and burn the list to the CDs. Also include your graduation song and any other tunes that you may have sung through the years at school performances.

  2. Step 2

    Cookies
    For an edible class reunion favor bake butter or sugar cookies. Roll them in candy sprinkles matching your school colors. Wrap the cookies in plastic bags, tie them with coordinating ribbon and distribute them to your guests.

  3. Step 3

    Memory Books
    Here’s another great tip for a truly meaningful class reunion favor. Before the reunion, send a list of survey questions to each classmate and ask them to answer and return the list promptly. Include questions like: Who was your favorite teacher? What was your most embarrassing moment in grade school? What are you doing today? Who are looking forward to seeing the most at your reunion? When all the surveys are returned, compile a book of your classmate’s answers and include class photos as well. Distribute the books at the start of the reunion for a fun ice breaker!

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