High School Senior: Graduation Announcement?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:JFC DCUM hates literally all rites of passage.

+1

Full of rich spoiled moms, who think it's tacky that any senior might actually need said graduation money. Meanwhile they are sitting on trust funds, and gifts from their parents.

See - it IS a gift grab.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:JFC DCUM hates literally all rites of passage.

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Nonsense. Everyone hates gift-grabbing people.

Anyone who knows your family knows that your kid is graduating from high school. Anyone who doesn’t know, does not care and will be pissed to get your gift-beg.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:JFC DCUM hates literally all rites of passage.

+1

Full of rich spoiled moms, who think it's tacky that any senior might actually need said graduation money. Meanwhile they are sitting on trust funds, and gifts from their parents.

See - it IS a gift grab.

+1. It’s a tacky, blatant gift-grab.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:JFC DCUM hates literally all rites of passage.

+1

Full of rich spoiled moms, who think it's tacky that any senior might actually need said graduation money. Meanwhile they are sitting on trust funds, and gifts from their parents.

See - it IS a gift grab.

+1. It’s a tacky, blatant gift-grab.

Along with baby shower and bridal showers. I’m sure you didn’t have either of those. Hope you also didn’t accept gifts at your wedding.

Otherwise—- hypocrite

[Anonymous]

I'd like to get announcements. I can't remember who is graduating when, and it's a tough year for them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:JFC DCUM hates literally all rites of passage.

LOL. I like them! Especially when a photo of the grad us included

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We do not send announcements either but can you just not put a date changing the wording based on the current situation? Or use the last day of school.

Congratulation to Larla on her graduation from Kennedy HS!!

Use whatever date graduation was scheduled for.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:JFC DCUM hates literally all rites of passage.

LOL. I like them! Especially when a photo of the grad us included

Me too!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Please don’t do high school graduation announcements, OP. They are so trailer park and tacky. It’s a pathetic gift-grab and everyone knows it.

Ignore. They’re fine. And a nice way to celebrate your senior.

I would put 2020 or something like “COVID class of 2020” but then again I’m not a formal person.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:JFC DCUM hates literally all rites of passage.

+1

Full of rich spoiled moms, who think it's tacky that any senior might actually need said graduation money. Meanwhile they are sitting on trust funds, and gifts from their parents.

See - it IS a gift grab.

+1. It’s a tacky, blatant gift-grab.

Along with baby shower and bridal showers. I’m sure you didn’t have either of those. Hope you also didn’t accept gifts at your wedding.

Otherwise—- hypocrite

That’s different. Those activities are specifically to provide gifts - hence the word shower. A graduation is not to provide gifts. That activity is to graduate. Also, 99.99% of the people who were going to send your kid a gift anyway, already know your kid is graduating. It’s a gift grab, like showers for second babies or second weddings. Obviously you believe in them but it doesn’t change the fact that they are gift grabs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Please don’t do high school graduation announcements, OP. They are so trailer park and tacky. It’s a pathetic gift-grab and everyone knows it.

This. We all know how old your kid is and that s/he’s graduating. If we care, we will send a gift.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I always apprciate receiving the announcements because we have a really big family and there's no way I can keep track of all 18 cousin's graduation days, etc. This year I was PARTICULARLY thrilled to receive a grad announcement and to send a gift. I think we all need to be doubly supportive of our grads this year, and to wish them well and just generally make a big old fuss over them. You guys are a bunch of Debby Downers.

And as someone who was raised working class and only recently made it into the UMC, I don't care if they're tacky. It feels good to be able to afford all of those things -- birth announcements, grad announcements, etc. and to have the time and resources to make them. (I do, however, draw the line at gender reveal parties, which are just tacky.)

This! I have little kids and work full time and can’t really keep track of all of the cousins I only see every 5 years or so. I am thrilled to get the photo announcements. And yes I am also happy that I can send them some cash to have at college. I felt like a real adult the first time I could do that for family instead of always receiving the gifts.

[Anonymous]

I love them and don’t find them tacky. I’d rather send an 18 year old a check than grown adults wasting money on expensive weddings.

DCUM is insane with the “tacky” nonsense.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:JFC DCUM hates literally all rites of passage.

+1

Full of rich spoiled moms, who think it's tacky that any senior might actually need said graduation money. Meanwhile they are sitting on trust funds, and gifts from their parents.

See - it IS a gift grab.

+1. It’s a tacky, blatant gift-grab.

Along with baby shower and bridal showers. I’m sure you didn’t have either of those. Hope you also didn’t accept gifts at your wedding.

Otherwise—- hypocrite

That’s different. Those activities are specifically to provide gifts - hence the word shower. A graduation is not to provide gifts. That activity is to graduate. Also, 99.99% of the people who were going to send your kid a gift anyway, already know your kid is graduating. It’s a gift grab, like showers for second babies or second weddings. Obviously you believe in them but it doesn’t change the fact that they are gift grabs.

And showers and weddings were likely and invitation to an event. People wouldn’t have an issue if OP was asking for wording on for a graduation party invitation. Wedding announcements or baby announcements are also tacky.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:JFC DCUM hates literally all rites of passage.

+1

Full of rich spoiled moms, who think it's tacky that any senior might actually need said graduation money. Meanwhile they are sitting on trust funds, and gifts from their parents.

See - it IS a gift grab.

+1. It’s a tacky, blatant gift-grab.

Along with baby shower and bridal showers. I’m sure you didn’t have either of those. Hope you also didn’t accept gifts at your wedding.

Otherwise—- hypocrite

Not even close to the same thing, you idiot. The point of a baby or wedding shower is to shower the first time mother or first time bride with gifts. You are invited to a wedding to participate.

A high school graduation announcement is unbelievably tacky and rude as you aren’t inviting the receiver anywhere - just telling them your kid finished high school.