What Our Customers Have to Say About Our Graduation Announcements and Invitations
Perfect! Review by Jordyn
Quality is amazing and came in a week! Obsessed!
Easy to use website. Review by REBECCA
They turned out adorable, easy to customize, no problems at all.
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Excellent! Review by Sara
Came out just the way we wanted!
Create The Perfect Graduation Announcements and Invitations
Whether you are graduating from high school or college it is a big accomplishment and it should be celebrated. Basic Invite is ready to help you do just that. Once you find the graduation template that fits your style you can add your photos, colors as well as text to make it perfect to announce your big day.
At Basic Invite you can show your creativity as well as your style. While other websites give you a choice of 4 different color options Basic Invite offers over 150 different colors to choose in order for you to be able to truly personalize your cards. So feel free to change the color of your text, background, and even photos. With instant previews of every change there is no guesswork of what you will be getting because you can see exactly what your announcements will look like real time.
Our entire collection of personalized announcements are printed on your choice of high quality 110-pound matte, semi-gloss, or shimmer card stock. With literally hundreds of designs and unlimited color options Basic Invite makes staying connected with your loved ones easy.
Also, if at any point you get stuck we have experts standing by that can answer any etiquette questions. You can reach an invitation specialist by phone, email, or even on live chat. We are so confident you will love your graduation announcements or graduation invitations that we offer our Risk Free Guarantee.
Uses For Basic Invite Graduation Announcements and Graduation Invitations
- High School Graduation Announcements
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Any of the cards above can be used to create a memorable high school graduation announcement. Add your school information, graduation date and even your school colors for an instant preview.
- College Graduation Announcements
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The text on any of the cards above can be changed to fit your college as well as degree. Add additional lines of text if needed to your announcement to fit any additional information you want to share.
- Graduate School Graduation Announcements
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No matter what graduate program you are graduating from you can find a card to fit at BasicInvite.com. You can personalize your design with your college’s colors as well as you can choose from over 150 fonts to help find the look that matches your style.
- Graduation Invitations
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Graduation invitations are slightly different that an announcement. An invitation will by used to invite friends and family to attend your actual graduation ceremony. You will need to include all of the appropriate information such as the date, time, and address of the event.
- Graduation Party Invitations
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Graduation from college or high school is a major accomplishment. So It only makes sense to celebrate. Basic Invite makes it easy to invite your friends and family to help celebrate such a big accomplishment with hundreds of designs that can be personalized with your text.
FAQ's About Graduation Announcements And Invitations
What Should A Graduation Announcement Say?
A graduation announcement should convey the important details of your graduation, while also expressing your excitement and gratitude. Here are some key elements that you may want to include in your announcement:
Your name: Be sure to include your full name, including your middle name or initial if you have one.
Your degree or diploma: Mention the degree or diploma that you have earned, along with the name of the school you attended.
The date and location of the graduation ceremony: Include the date and time of the ceremony, as well as the location of the venue.
Your future plans: If you have plans for the future, such as attending graduate school or starting a job, you may want to mention them briefly.
Thank you message: You can include a brief message of thanks to your family, friends, and teachers who have supported you along the way.
What Is An Example Of Graduation Announcement Wording?
Here is an example of a graduation announcement:
[Your Full Name]is proud to announce their graduation from
[Name of School]
with a degree in [Degree or Diploma Name].
The graduation ceremony will take place on [Date] at [Time] at [Venue Name and Address].
Thank you to my family, friends, and teachers who have supported me throughout my academic journey. I am excited to begin the next chapter of my life as a [Future Plans].
How Far In Advance Do You Send Graduation Announcements?
It's a good idea to send graduation announcements a few weeks before or after the graduation ceremony. This allows enough time for your family and friends to receive the announcement and make any necessary travel arrangements if they plan to attend the ceremony.
For high school graduations, you may want to send announcements a few weeks before the ceremony, as many high school graduation ceremonies take place in late May or early June. For college graduations, which often take place in May or June, you may want to send announcements in April or May.
If you're sending announcements to friends and family who live far away, you may want to send them a bit earlier to allow for additional shipping time. Additionally, if you plan to include a party invitation along with your announcement, be sure to send it at least a few weeks before the party date.
Overall, aim to send graduation announcements 2-4 weeks before or after the ceremony, keeping in mind the travel plans and schedules of your loved ones.
Who Should Graduation Announcements Go To?
Graduation announcements are typically sent to family members, friends, and anyone else who has supported you throughout your academic journey. Here are some specific people who you may want to consider sending announcements to:
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Immediate family members: Parents, grandparents, and siblings are usually the first people to receive graduation announcements.
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Extended family members: Aunts, uncles, cousins, and other family members who have played a significant role in your life may appreciate receiving an announcement.
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Friends: Close friends, as well as those who have supported you academically or socially, may appreciate receiving an announcement.
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Teachers and mentors: Teachers, professors, and academic advisors who have had a positive impact on your academic journey may appreciate receiving an announcement.
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Professional contacts: If you are graduating from a professional program or have established professional contacts during your academic journey, you may want to consider sending announcements to these individuals as well.
Ultimately, the decision of who to send graduation announcements to is a personal one. Consider the relationships and support you have received throughout your academic journey and use that as a guide when deciding who to include on your announcement list.