How to Plan an Intimate Class Reunion
Forget the ballrooms and hotel conference centers when planning an intimate reunion for a small graduating class. This is a wonderful opportunity to create a more cozy and personalized event.
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Things You'll Need
- Invitations
- Maps
- Boom Boxes
- Stereos
- Candles
- Decorations
- Prizes
- Wines
- CDs
- Caterers
Instructions
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Research mansions, estates, museums or art galleries that offer their spaces for smaller parties.
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Consider holding the reunion at a committee member's house or vacation home.
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Call beachside restaurants with large, intimate patios to inquire about reserving a space for the reunion.
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Take a trip to the slopes and rent a cabin in the mountains, or reserve a beachside cottage for the weekend.
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Create special gift packs for all attendees. Include school memorabilia, photos from the past, relics from the era and personalized trinkets.
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Plan a sit-down dinner for the main event instead of a less intimate buffet-style meal.
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Tips & Warnings
Bring your own stereo or boom box instead of hiring a DJ. You will have total control over the music and will avoid the banquet feel that a DJ often creates.
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Jun 30, 2006
Have the classmates submit a baby picture of themselves at the class reunion and post them on a poster board or cork board and have the classmates try to identify the persons pictured. -
Jun 30, 2006
Have the classmates submit a baby picture of themselves at the class reunion and post them on a poster board or cork board and have the classmates try to identify the persons pictured.
