GRADUATION PARTY PLANNER HOW TO

We chose to go with a Portland theme since our daughter would be attending college in Portland!

Pick A Theme! – You don’t have to have a theme but it sure does help guide you in your plans.

Schedule a party between usual meal times like 1:00 – 4:00, and guests will know snacks will be served. If you choose 11:00 – 2:00 or 4:00 – 7:00, guests will likely think you are serving lunch or dinner.

Choose A Time – Will you be hosting an open house or serving lunch or dinner? The time will tell your guests what to expect.

This is a busy time of year and you will likely have a conflict in schedule no matter how hard you try.

Pick A Date! – Once you pick a date, get your invites out as soon as possible.Are you happy to throw a party in your home? You could also reserve a spot in a park or use a community building. Location – Determine the location you would like to use for your party.2) Sit down with your graduate and family members to come up with a plan, using the Party Planner.

Hole punch the pages and place them in a binder to keep all of your party information, in one place.

GRADUATION PARTY PLANNER HOW TO

How To Plan A Graduation Party 1) Print the Graduation Party Planner.

Undated Weekly Calendar – to print as many times as you’d like!.

The Graduation Party Planner will guide you through party details, that you can go over with your graduate, so you feel confident that you’re prepared to throw a memorable graduation party! The Graduation Party Planner Includes: When you purchase through an affiliate link, we receive a small commission at no additional cost to you.

Graduation party planner