Graduation Gifts and Parties
It’s only a few more weeks until grade schools and high schools let out for the summer. Many colleges are already reaching the end of their spring semester. Do you know anyone who’s graduating this year? If so, maybe you’re planning to give them a gift, or help plan a graduation party for them to celebrate their accomplishment.
GiftsIn24.com has two great Personalized Graduation Stationery sets that make excellent gifts for the recent graduate, especially one who is just leaving high school and moving on to college in the fall. In addition to a custom printed notepad with a holder, each set also comes with some great personalized cards with matching envelopes, which will allow the recent graduate to send letters from school and stay in touch in a more personal way than just calling home. There’s even a pen included with the gift sets.
If you plan a party for your recent graduate, there are several styles of personalized napkins themed for just such an occasion. Why not gather the family and friends to celebrate this accomplishment and spice up the occasion with personalized party napkins that highlight this crowning achievement in academic life? Whether you prefer the Cap and School foil-stamped napkins, or one of the other styles such as the Diploma, you can get them in the school’s colors as a sort of send-off into the next phase of your graduate’s life.
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Maxine
My little brother will be graduating from college this fall, so this is definitely of interest to me. He’s more of a tech geek guy, so I don’t know if a personalized stationery pad or graduation gift set would be good for him. But he will definitely be having a party, so I think some graduation-themed personalized party napkins are a great idea. If it’s left up to me I’d go with the Cap and School foil-stamped napkins, but it’s a little early yet to be planning the part so I’ll just have to keep this in mind for awhile.
19 May 2012, 11:22 amstationeryfan811
Those graduation stationery sets are pretty cool. I know I’d have been happy to get a graduation gift set like that when I graduated from school. My only question though is, are the pens any good? Maybe it’s just me but I have bad luck with nice-looking pens. For whatever reason those always run dry on me a lot faster than the cheap plastic ballpoint pens.
Still though, even if the pen turned out not to be that great, everything else looks really nice. All those stationery sheets look really good, and the personalized cards with the matching envelopes are really quite pretty. What a great way to stay in touch with family when you’re off at college or in your first apartment after you finish school!
19 May 2012, 12:11 pmFuture Illini
I’m headed to U of I in Champaign-Urbana this fall. I would LOVE to have a stationery set like that for my own. They’d be great for writing reminders, keeping my homework list up to date, leaving notes for my roommate, doodling while I take a break from writing papers, and lots of other stuff I can’t think of right now, no doubt.
I wonder if I can drop some hints to my dad that I’d like one of these. It would make a pretty cool graduation present. I know, I’m a terrible person aren’t I?
19 May 2012, 2:42 pmAshleigh316
Those are some pretty cool graduation-themed party napkins. Kinda makes me wish I knew someone who was graduating. The Graduation Squares notepad is good too, though from a practical point of view I’d rather have a personalized notepad with no designs or anything on the bottom part of the paper. That’s just me though.
19 May 2012, 5:29 pmHenry B Springs
“Everybody wanna try to box me in. Suffocating everytime it locks me in
Paint they own pictures than they crop me in. But I will remain where the top begins.” No doubt these are sentiments of many graduates awaiting their departure from highschool or college. As they leave one school to the next or embark on a new stage of their adult lives they are dealing with expectations thrust on them by their peers, parents, institutions, and themselves. Discovering Personalized Stationery is an exercise in self discovery whether you belive it or not. We have 41 Classic or Bordered Cards that are perfect for wishing class mates congratulations, keeping in touch or the beginning of formal introductions associated with the ceremony or the stage of life that begins after the stationery. Whether you realize it or not giving love and getting it in return is a great way to guage where you are at in life and how much the action will return to you. Give graduates Personalized Cards, Notes or Stationery Wardrobes. Let graduates commemorate the moment and folks that have made so many in their lives.
It’s graduation time again. Whether your graduates are finishing high school or college they will be taking a long walk down the aisle at the end of May or beginning of June. There will be all kinds of themes and voices amplified in the wind. Some will hear their own songs. They will all have their own memories. They will all have their own unique links to the chain that binds them to each other. They are not certain if they will cry when it becomes their time to fly. They would like to look back on all the great relationships they have had, all the good things they’ve been involved with, all of the time and the people that have meant so much to their student experience. If they hven’t been introduced to Personalized Stationey this is the perfect time. Personalized Notes and Cards are the perfect way to wish those special people who were a part of the special time of our lives, our graduation. Every graduate will have their own way of its tine to fly, time to look back and time to pull out your Personalized Stationery Wardrobe and start writing.
“Graduation is only a concept. In real life every day you graduate. Graduation is a process that goes on until the last day of your life. If you can grasp that, you’ll make a difference. ” Perhaps you already have.
Writer: Arie Pencovici
19 May 2012, 9:56 pmHenry B Springs
Personalized Napkins are perfect for most major turning points in your life: weddings, anniversaries, retirements, christenings and graduations to say the least. I bumped into a few people today who are about to graduate from college. They are not presently overwhelmed by what they have to plan. If you are currently planning a graduation party you should take into account you’ll probably have a lot of traffic shuffling through on the afternoon of graduation to get to more than one party unless you’re sending out invitations. The more of personalized imprint you can make for your graduates party the better. If you want to send out invitations you can try our Personalized Graduation Announcements or
Personalized Monogrammed Cards and Notes when you want to make sure certain people have no excuse. Remember it’s always the best combination of things that bring out the best parties. The best food in the form of appetizers, entres, drinks. The best music, color schemes, personalities, people and Personalized Stationery in the form of Napkins, Guest Towels and Coaster will lend a moment for your graduate to shine.
We offer a variety of 11 Personalized Graduation Napkins that go along with any kind of graduation ceremony. They create a unique, custom look that will entice guests and create a memorable moment is very important in honoring your graduates achievement and making sure everyone’s time is wel spent. Mini appetizers like cheese burgers, hot dogs, tacos, tarts and quiches can be a nice touch for open house parties that will allow your guests to come in and socialize at their own pace and move on to the next party if they are stopping at more than one. Unless of course you’ve decided to have the graduation party the very next day. Cap and School, Graduation Diploma and Champagne Holiday Napkins are but a few of our graduation signatures. Our elegant napkins arrive in a pack of 100 with 14 colored foil stamps and 29 different colored back drops. Design a special napkin for a special event and special graduate.
“You cannot help but learn more as you take the world into your hands. Take it up reverently, for it is an old piece of clay, with millions of thumbprints on it. ”
Writer: ~John Updike
20 May 2012, 3:55 am