Celebrate the milestone with beautiful, free graduation party invitations. Designed for high school seniors, college grads, and advanced degree celebrations. Real-time RSVPs, headcount tracking, and zero sign-up.
Open houses, brunches, ceremonies, joint parties — all formats supported.
From classic caps and tassels to modern minimalist and decade-themed designs. Templates work for every level — high school, college, master's, doctorate.
Even with guests coming and going, knowing your expected total helps you plan food and drinks. Headcount tracking shows you total expected, with adult/kid breakdown.
Co-grads sharing a party? List both grads on the invitation and use RSVP messages to coordinate which family each guest is connected to.
Add the family + friends + extended network with their emails. Send invitations to everyone with one click; each guest gets a personalized RSVP link.
Out-of-town family flying in? Calendar integration lets them add the event to Google Calendar or Outlook so it doesn't get lost.
Print the QR code on the graduate's school flyer or family newsletter. Anyone scans it on their phone and sees the invitation.
🎓 Help us celebrate Olivia's graduation!
High School Class of 2026
Saturday, June 15 · 2:00–6:00 PM
The Henderson Family Home · 47 Maple Lane
Light bites and cake · Drop in any time
RSVP by June 8
Marcus is graduating!
B.A. in Computer Science · University of Washington
Join us for a celebratory brunch
Sunday, June 21 · 11:00 AM
The Greenhouse Café · 220 Park Avenue
RSVP by June 15
Please join us in celebrating
Dr. Patricia Williams, PhD
on the completion of her doctorate.
Saturday, August 9 · 6:00 PM
The Lakeside Club · Cocktail attire
RSVP by July 26
All of them. High school graduation parties, college commencement celebrations, master's and doctoral receptions, joint graduation parties, open houses, brunches, dinners, and milestone academic gatherings — every format is supported.
Six to eight weeks before the party is the sweet spot. Graduation season is busy with overlapping family events, so giving guests early notice helps them clear their schedules. Set an RSVP deadline two weeks before the party for accurate headcount.
Yes. Joint graduation parties are increasingly common for families with multiple grads or close-friend graduates. Just list both names on the invitation and use the message field on RSVPs to ask which graduate(s) the guest is primarily attending for.
Yes. Even for open houses where guests come and go, headcount tracking helps you plan food quantities. Guests RSVP with the number in their party (adults and kids), so you can see the maximum expected attendance even if not everyone is there at the same moment.
Use the "Gift Preferences" field on your event details. Common options: "Cards welcome," "Funds for college via Venmo @ ____," "Books for the apartment library," or "No gifts required — your presence is the gift." This appears on the invite page so guests know what to expect.
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