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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]An announcement is specifically not an invitation. Normally announcements dont have the date/time details. We just got one from a family member and sent $100. [/quote]

This one states ... request the honor of your presence at the  XXX school at XXX in the morning.....

There is the typical place to insert the name card and they are printed by Balfour [who I think of as yearbooks and class rings][/quote]

Are you OP posting? Then you were wrong to call it an announcement. That's an invitation. Send a small gift and a friendly note to the graduate directly (not the parents). If you can't be bothered to send college gear as suggested above, send a small token Amazon or iTunes gift card.

You called it an announcement. Those do exist and are a whole separate thing. [/quote]

When you order “graduation announcements” in FCPS from Balfour, they do state the day and time. I was quite frustrated when we received our box of 40 and saw that. We plan to send them out after the ceremony to avoid confusion.

That being said, they likely don’t actually expect you at the graduation. We get 5 tickets to ours and can’t even bring grandparents. [/quote]

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