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One of the rituals of graduating is the graduation party or graduation open house! Having a graduation party or graduation open house is a great way to let everyone know of your achievements. Invite all your friends and family members to a special gathering to celebrate this significant accomplishment - YOUR graduation. You will want to send printed graduation party invitations or personalized graduation open house invitations to your invited guests. For help in getting just the right wordings for your invitations, we invite you to view our extensive collection of graduation party invitations wording verses, graduation open house invitations wording ideas or sayings for graduation open house and party invitations.

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	Please join us for a Graduation Party in honor of Kristin Rodgers Saturday, June 5, 2006 3:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Highland Village Country Club 5633 Highland Village Road Hosted by Kelly and Tracy Rodgers R.S.V.P. by May 25th Tracy 469-228-4585
	The future belongs to us We can make a difference If we believe… The Graduating Class of 2005 Cordially invites you to a Graduation Open House Saturday, May 18, 2005 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. University of North Carolina Multipurpose Recreation Center Magnolia Banquet Room R.S.V.P. to Carolyn Craven (891) 422-8997
	Let's get together and toast the Grads, after four years plus we're more than glad! Accomplishments like this deserve some praise, so to the graduates, our glasses we raise! Join us for a Graduation Party for the Class of 2005 Saturday, May 31, 2005 7:00 p.m. - whenever We will start the party at the home of Jacob Washington 896 Wellington Road Richardson, PA R.S.V.P. by May 18th to Jacob (891) 635-0889
	Please join us as we celebrate the High School Graduation of our daughter Elaine Thompson Saturday, May 23, 2005 7:00 p.m. - midnight 234 S. Michigan Avenue R.S.V.P. to Sandra Thompson 430-269-8870 heavy hors d'oeuvres and "mocktails" will be served all night

When planning your graduation party or graduation open house, you should determine if you want to have a graduation open house or a graduation party. There are some significant distinctions between the two. Graduation open house differs from a graduation party in many ways. A graduation open house usually includes:

A graduation open house party is an everyone is invited graduation party. Tell your friends, relatives, neighbors, the graduate's friends, parent's friends, whomever, the more the merrier!
The graduation open house invitations for your graduation open house party should not be mailed with your graduation invitations or graduation announcements. Your gradation open house invitations should be mailed separately. Send your graduation open house invitations via first class mail, approximately 14 days prior to the date of the graduation open house.

A graduation party is limited to only those guests you have invited and usually more organized and fewer people are invited and attend than a graduation open house party. Here's the general information on a graduation party:

The graduation party is for close friends, acquaintances and special guests
The graduate and the parents should decide together whether to invite children of close friends and relatives
Graduation party invitations should be mailed separately from graduation announcements and graduation invitations
Remember to give your invited guests the option not to bring a gift
Make it clear in the graduation party invitation whether or not a meal is planned, especially if the graduation party is in the evening
Enclose directions or an easy-to-read map to help guests find the location of the graduation party
Always hand address graduation party invitations