Graduation
Caps in the air, school colours and a toast to whatever comes next.
Graduates
A graduation party works in school colours or in classic black, gold and white, with a congrats banner, a balloon garland and caps on the cake. Keep the table simple and leave room for photos from every year along the way.
Give guests a way to send the graduate off well. An advice box by the door, a guessing game with old school photos and a cap toss photo before everyone leaves make the afternoon about the person rather than the paperwork.
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- All-in-one party pack Go plain here: all-in-one party pack in Black and Gold match the rest of the table better than a themed version.
Decorations
The table
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- Plates and napkins Go plain here: plates and napkins in Black and Gold match the rest of the table better than a themed version.
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The cake
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- Cupcake toppers Go plain here: cupcake toppers in Black and Gold match the rest of the table better than a themed version.
- Candles Go plain here: candles in Black and Gold match the rest of the table better than a themed version.
Going home
Games and activities
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All party
Advice cards
Every guest writes a piece of advice or a prediction for the graduate. Read the best ones aloud.
You need: Cards and pens, a box
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15 minutes
Guess the grad
Pin up photos from every school year and guess the age in each. Closest guesses win.
You need: Old photos of the graduate, numbered
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5 minutes
Cap toss photo
Gather everyone for the classic cap toss photo on the count of three.
You need: A cap or two, a camera