By Cindy Beacon
Graduation party is a wonderful time celebrating teenage boys and girls graduating from high school or young adults from college. There are many things one can do to make the party more memorable. One of the things that can impress your guests is glow in the dark graduation party invitation. You can even customize the invitation with the graduate's picture in it. There are graduation custom banners to choose from. Other glow and light up products that can add fun to the occasion are light up glow sunglasses, LED flashing noise-making clappers, LED batons and light up balloons.
If you are exploring ideas of having a glow-themed graduation party, be sure to check out ways to decorate the room with glow party favors. Glow necklace sticks that are 22" long are perfect for making noticeable signs on the wall. Glow sticks are also easy to use to make simple symbols like hearts and arrows. You can make beautiful signs with assorted-color glow sticks and glow items in red, pink or school colors are also great choices. Party leader Glow With Us carries many selections of light up jewelry necklaces.
One of the tips of controlling costs is to have a party together with a few graduating friends. It's likely that you will be inviting some of the same people. By joining forces, you can costs on renting the place, buying party supplies and decorations, hiring DJ, ordering food and drinks, etc. And you will probably have more help from family members and friends.
The location of your party is very important as it will dictate what kind of decoration you will have for the party. Possible locations include at home, backyard, club house, bowling alley, community center, pool party, etc. The location should also be convenient and easy to get in and out for guests. If the party is mainly outside, make sure to have contingency plans in the event it rains.
Another trend nowadays with graduation party is the "Open House" type which the guests can come and go as they wish so they can go through a few parties in a day. These are generally less formal parties and work great with busy schedule. If you are planning one of these you should note on the invitation that the type is "Open House" and might also need to explain what that means as many older folks might not know what it means by an Open House Graduation party.
As with all parties, it's always a good idea to have a contingency plan just in case things go in different directions than as planned. If the party is held outside, having extra lawn chairs and tables wouldn't be a bad idea. If the party is small and held outside in the backyard, having a tent just case it rains will be helpful. If you are serving food and drinks and they run out quicker than planned, knowing how to replenish food and drinks will also be important. If you need more tips on planning a party, you can search online and find helpful information.
On the invitation you should list what will be served for party so the guests will know if they need to eat before coming to the party. And obviously coordinate your party starting time with that. Also if you have a lot of programs for the party, you should list the programs and approximate time so the guests will have an idea what's going on at the party.
If you are exploring ideas of having a glow-themed graduation party, be sure to check out ways to decorate the room with glow party favors. Glow necklace sticks that are 22" long are perfect for making noticeable signs on the wall. Glow sticks are also easy to use to make simple symbols like hearts and arrows. You can make beautiful signs with assorted-color glow sticks and glow items in red, pink or school colors are also great choices. Party leader Glow With Us carries many selections of light up jewelry necklaces.
One of the tips of controlling costs is to have a party together with a few graduating friends. It's likely that you will be inviting some of the same people. By joining forces, you can costs on renting the place, buying party supplies and decorations, hiring DJ, ordering food and drinks, etc. And you will probably have more help from family members and friends.
The location of your party is very important as it will dictate what kind of decoration you will have for the party. Possible locations include at home, backyard, club house, bowling alley, community center, pool party, etc. The location should also be convenient and easy to get in and out for guests. If the party is mainly outside, make sure to have contingency plans in the event it rains.
Another trend nowadays with graduation party is the "Open House" type which the guests can come and go as they wish so they can go through a few parties in a day. These are generally less formal parties and work great with busy schedule. If you are planning one of these you should note on the invitation that the type is "Open House" and might also need to explain what that means as many older folks might not know what it means by an Open House Graduation party.
As with all parties, it's always a good idea to have a contingency plan just in case things go in different directions than as planned. If the party is held outside, having extra lawn chairs and tables wouldn't be a bad idea. If the party is small and held outside in the backyard, having a tent just case it rains will be helpful. If you are serving food and drinks and they run out quicker than planned, knowing how to replenish food and drinks will also be important. If you need more tips on planning a party, you can search online and find helpful information.
On the invitation you should list what will be served for party so the guests will know if they need to eat before coming to the party. And obviously coordinate your party starting time with that. Also if you have a lot of programs for the party, you should list the programs and approximate time so the guests will have an idea what's going on at the party.
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