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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Are you filling the role of a missing parent?   If so - good for you.  Still - not much that do.  A post grad meal would be nice, but likely you are way too late on a reservation.  But, you can give it a try.

If you are not filling in for a parent.  Don’t go unless this is a big family event and the graduation is just one thing that would be going on.  Your presence, while nice, may well be just a hassle for the family.  Grads typically are moving - that day.  The ceremony is long and dull with limited seating.

In short - you will be the favorite aunt if you save the money and instead sent a nice gift.  I recommend a nice leather banded watch.  Not oversized.  Something you think executives will wear.

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Ugh, disagree with this PP. You obv have a close relationship with him. I would talk to him to see what his day is like and offer up a meal, or even a nice dinner after he moves out and has more time to breath. I had a nice dinner with my family after graduation and then went to party hard with my friends afterwards. As far as presents go, a nice set of cufflinks at someplace like Thomas Pink would be great. There is no nice watch that someone in finance would like for $250 or less. [/quote]

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