Another year has passed and suddenly your baby is graduating. How is that even possible? But there is no time to reminisce now, you have a graduation party to plan. After all, this is a big day that only happens once so you need to make it count. Here are 16 Graduation Party Ideas to make your party a success.
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16 Graduation Party Ideas
Graduation Party Invitations – Chances are that you had photos of your graduate taken, this is your chance to show them off. My favorite place for all things photos is Shutterfly, and they have tons of great options for graduation party invitations. (Great Graduation Announcements too.)
- Printable Instagram Hashtag Sign
- Graduation Photo Wreath
- Graduation Photo Booth Props
- Graduation Wishes Jar
- Class Of Photo Numbers
- Graduation Cap Jars
- Graduation Cap Gum Ball Tubes
- Photo Graduation Cap Candies
- Yearbooks Boxes (filled with chocolate)
- Graduation Cap Bottles Filled with Gum Balls
Semi-private dining rooms in the eclectic restaurant are the perfect place to host a graduation party. And the delicious Italian food is served family-style, which adds to a party atmosphere for family and friends to enjoy good food and lots of laughs.
Bucca di Beppo is the perfect place for family celebrations including graduation parties. It’s time to book your party today.
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My favorite advice is to buy snacks and drink ahead
Don’t worry and enjoy your own party!
My favorite party planning advice is shop at your local dollar tree to get cheap party supplies; like décor, tableware, invitations, and balloons.
Prepare for extra guests who don’t RSVP!
Get started!
I love researching for a party but then I end up with a bunch of great unfulfilled ideas. I need to start Sooner!
Keep decor simple. Plan the menu ahead of time and buy only the things you will need to fulfill your menu ideas. nlevdan3 at yahoo dot com
My advice is to make a plan and stick to it…. prepare what you can in advance and accept help when offered (we have a huge family, then add in friends and party planning can get pretty hectic for us)
Check out Pinterest for inspiration and different party ideas.
Accept any offers for assistance. Get everyone to bring a little something for the buffet.
Stick to basic, familiar dishes (this is not the time to try – and fail – at making a new dish). Always make more food than you think you’ll need but be ready to have leftovers, too.
Ask friends, family and neighbors for different items they may have to help keep costs down. Serving platters, extra tables and chairs, even beverage dispensers were available just by asking.
My favorite party planning advice is to create a theme!
my advice is to plan ahead and keep a check list of all tasks and goals for party
My advice is to spend time with your guests. You planned well now enjoy the party.
My advice is to write a master list to make sure you don’t forget anything.
My favorite is to plan ahead of time, it gives you more time to work out the details and make sure nothing is forgotten.
My favorite advice to to enlist help. Don’t stress yourself with having to do everything.
Let others help if they want, it lessens your stress and allows you to enjoy the party more yourself!!!!
My favorite party planning advice is less is truly sometimes more and don’t be afraid to ask for help if you need it!
My best party advise is to have plenty of food and drinks. If you are having the party at a restaurant give your guest choices for the dinner.
You may also want to put disposable cameras on the tables and encourage your guests to take pictures to create a memory of the event.
Create a budget ahead of time and try to stick to it, but don’t stress over it..because the point of a party is to have fun!
My tip is to let others help you and to try to make personal details.
Do as much as you can before the party so you can enjoy it.
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My favorite party planning advice is you can’t please everyone so don’t try!
My best advice is to take advantage of family and friends to not only help you plan but also to pick up items that you need.
My best party planning advice is to make lists! Don’t think that you will just remember everything that needs to be done. Better safe than sorry. Write it down and prioritize the list and work in order.
send oug invitations early because summer invites go out quick and all the party dates will be book. You don’t want to have your guests srambling over who’s party they want to attend
My favorite advice is keeping a budget.
Do as much as possible ahead of time.
Start early so you have plenty of party favors to choose from.
Thank you for the giveaway. My son will graduate next summer, and the best advice that I have received is to begin planning early. I have already decided to use Shutterfly instead of a school photographer. I love the crafty ideas that you shared!
my best advice is to plan for the unexpected… such as running out of ice. over plan!
Get advice from others on how to run the party.
My advice is to plan a menu that can be made ahead to cut down on last minute tasks.
Always plan ahead… months in advance!
My advice is to be prepared for sun or rain….and plan food so that you can make most ahead of time!
My advice is to plan as far as advance as you can. It really sucks when your running around last minute.
I always plan a backup indoor party just in case of storms in the summer
Since food is such an important part of any good party, my best tip is to have a variety of finger foods. Make a list of everything needed and shop at a warehouse type store for the best prices. 🙂
prepare ahead of time so you can enjoy it! People also love individual drinks and food servings. follow a theme.
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My best advice is to not wait until the last second and end up stressed out. Plan ahead!
Prep ahead of time and don’t do all the cooking – order some too!
One of my favorite party planning advice is to keep the guest list at a manageable amount. If you have too many, you could get overwhelmed 🙂
Call and arrange for reservations if possible and invite immediate family
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my best advice is to do the opposite of what i do and don’t leave everything to do at the last minute.
start early
My party planning advice is call the caterer, Buca di Beppo. Thanks.
This is the planning advice I liked the most. Display D-I-Y centerpieces. You can save money on party decorations by creating your own centerpieces using things you already own or can buy at low cost. For example, seasonal fruit is a fantastic way to create a budget-friendly centerpiece: It’s festive, it looks nice, it’s generally inexpensive, and you can reuse it after the party (by eating or cooking with it!).
Do as much in advance as possible so you’re not overwhelmed.
Make a list and a budget so you know what you have to work with.
Have friends and family help with the food, potluck style, that’s the biggest headache removed!
My best advice is to have lots of liquor.
My advice is to research prices on the internet for things and if you need anything like a photographer, look up ratings
My advice – make lots of lists so you don’t forget anything, start planning early, and don’t be afraid to get friends/family to help out.
My advice is to stay on top of all the things you are planning so you don’t forget anything.
My advice is to start early, make a list and a budget so you know what you have to work with.
Always be prepared for extras and just keep it simple and enjoy!
stay on budget
Start as early as possible.
looking up stuff online and writing stuff down that interest me
My favorite party planning advice is to have it catered.
Buy more food than you think you’ll need.