How to Word High School Graduation Invitations
Graduation is an important day in a young adult's life. For college graduates, it marks the culmination of their educational career and the beginning of their life as part of the country's workforce. For high school grads, it is a celebration of their pre-college accomplishments and a celebration of the beginning of their pursuit of higher education. Regardless of what their plans are post-high school, graduation is a special occasion that merits festivities. That all begin with the sending of invitations. Does this Spark an idea?
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Penning the Invitation
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Invite your guests to join you in celebrating the graduate's accomplishments throughout his academic career. Include the pertinent information needed to attend the party, such as the date, time and location, as well as who will be hosting the party.
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Ask the guests to RSVP by a specific date that will give you ample time to prepare for the festivities. If you are using a hall or restaurant, they may need a head count far in advance to accommodate the party. Send out invitations at least six weeks before the party to give guests time to check their schedules and respond accordingly.
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List the accomplishments of the graduate. Whether a GPA, athletic accomplishments, acceptance to a college or university, or job offer, share your pride in his triumphs with your invited guests.
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Include a short quote or inspirational phrase that has a special meaning for the graduate.
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Refrain from mentioning gifts on the invitation, as this is considered poor etiquette. Most guests will likely contribute a gift or card regardless of whether it is mentioned. The exception to this rule would be if you would like guests to contribute to a favorite charity in lieu of a gift.
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