Graduation Celebration Invitation

I'm making graduation invitations for my brother. the invitations flip open and on the front Im putting (school name) graduation celebration 2008. but when i print it out, there isn't a way to fold the invitation without the grad. celebration part being upside down when someone reads it. is there any way i can flip the text or something?

Lot easier to use a card maker which "remembers" to do the printing correctly.

free card maker at Free Downloads Center:
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Or some of these free online tools:
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https://www.mycardmaker.com/

Ron

2008-06-07 13:29:56 by Lola

www.YouCanPlanAParty.com An Invite You Can Wear - Sending a graduation party invitation with a laurel wreath attached is a perfect way to set ...

Hi All,
I want to give my sister a great celebration because she is graduating from nursing school next month. The dinner will be at a restraunt and I want it to be from her son, husband and sister. Something creative please. Also, we are paying for the dinner and want to let them know its ok to give gifts if they would like. Is that tacky? Kim

What you're doing is SO sweet!! I had a dinner at a restuarant from my parent's after my college graduation and it was SO nice!

You can do like the first person said and go to the craft store, the brand EK Success, has a line called Jolee's Boutique and they have 3D sticker's with nurse's uniform's and the equipment and things that they use for their careers.

On the invite you can write:

_______Graduated from Nursing School!
Please help us celebrate her special Day
With Dinner and drinks, and we'll pay!


It's a Graduation Dinner!
____Graduated Nursing School!
Let's celebrate her in a big way
Dinner and drinks on her special day!
It's on us, it's our treat,
Come join us and take your seat!

I wouldn't ask for gifts, it's tacky. I'm sure people will bring gifts on their own, but to ask for them is rude. If there's something that you want your sister to have, I would go out and get it, but don't expect anyone to bring it just because you invite them to dinner. I'm sure they'll still bring her something, but don't ask for it, it's rude.

I hope some of these ideas help and that she has as great party. Congratulations to your sister!

2008-05-24 12:02:10 by Kim K

We have been invited to an elderly neighbor's birthday party and their adult child's college graduation party which are being held at the same time. We don't really know them very well and were somewhat surprised to receive the invitation. Is it proper etiquette to give both a card and/or gift? We're not quite sure how to handle this invitation...

You don't need to give gifts, but definately give them each a card.

2007-05-06 21:25:29 by Susan

Inside card includes checklist; For.....Date....Time.....Place ......R.S.V.P.
10 Grad Cards with Matching Envelopes
DesignWare by American Greetings Company

Mr. and Mrs. **** formally invite
you to the graduation celebration
of their beloved daughter,
****
at their residence on May 30th, 2009.

I want to add that everyone should be wearing black and/or white and that the attire is formal. can anyone please help me word that? THANK YOU!

Don't say "formally invite." The invitation is formal, the attire is formal, you don't need to say it. Dont say "beloved daughter" people will grasp that from the fact that you're giving her a grand party.

Mrs. and Mrs. Joe Blow request the honor of your presence at the graduation celebration of their daughter
Miss Blow Blow
May 30, 2009 at XX O'clock.
Blow Residence, 1234 Blow Street, Blowtown.

In the lower left, put
"formal attire please; black-and-white for the ladies."
In the lower right,
RSVP by May 10th. 333-123-3456, or MBlow@blowcast.net

2009-01-26 19:13:17 by Seniors 09!

We didn't order any party announcements with my lil bros graduation invitations. We're having to create them ourselves. We are not a very creative family so any help and advise will be greatly appreciated.

Some info: Different people from different backgrounds; mostly all middle class to high middle class (i, e. I don't want to sound to snooty but I also want them to know this is a very special occassion for us).
The party will be outdoors in a patio type party rental place (i'm not doing justice to the area--It is very beautiful. The kind of place weddings and ect take place).
My parents are doing foods that would typically found at a cookout.


Here's what I have so far:

The X family would greatly enjoy your presence at the celebration dinner in honor of X's graduation from U university.
---or---

We the X family invite you to join in the Celebration in honor of X's graduation form U university. We look forward to seeing you there!

We, the X family, invite you to join in our Celebration to honor X's graduation from U university. We look forward to seeing you there!

or

We, the X family, proudly request your presence in helping us celebrate X's graduation from U university. We hope you can join in our festivities!

2007-04-30 11:56:35 by bluemidnightbeach