Graduation is a rite of passage. Whether it be graduation from high school or college, this is an exciting event in a person's life. But it isn't necessarily a gift-giving event. Only those close to the graduate usually give. So, please do not request gifts.
Just the Facts
- Use the party as a teaching tool to prepare your child for his future.
- Involve him/her in the planning/inviting with an eye on the budget.
- This shouldn't be just another teen bash.
- Keep the focus on gratitude for those who have been there for your child.
- If serving adults alcoholic beverages, nix children’s access and discuss legality and liability.
- Hosts should visit with each guest.
- Roleplay how to meet and greet guests.
- Practice proper introductions and handshakes with good eye contact.
- Gifts are optional and not a focus.
- No registering.
- If gifts are received, each should be placed out of sight of other guests.
- He/she must handwrite thank you notes immediately.
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