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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Thanks but I mean at the actual graduation.[/quote]

If it at DAR, they are permitted to have one car key and their ID. Nothing else.[/quote]

As a parent who doesn't drive, how does that work?

Assuming that everyone has a car seems like an incredibly stupid thing to do.[/quote]

Are you really this obtuse?   :shock: [/quote]

No, what am I missing?

Parents are permitted to have one key and ID.  If I went to DAR with one key (presumably I could bring my house key), I wouldn't be able to get home, as I can't call an uber without a phone, or take the bus without money or a fare card.

If this refers to what students can bring, then I don't understand how that's relevant, since we're talking about what parents are bringing to give to their kids after the ceremony is over.  [/quote]

The above post refers to what the students can bring with them - not the parents.  I think the point is that parents who walk into DAR with balloons are not going to be received well.  If the balloons are intended for the graduate after the ceremony, great - but you still shouldn't bring them into DAR, blocking the view of your fellow parents/guests.  Flowers are different because they can obviously be held and not obstruct anyone's view.  But no one brings flowers for the boys.  You could if you wanted to, but he would be embarrassed.

Some of you are making this awfully hard.  Just give your son a big hug and take them out to eat!  Boys don't expect or want flowers!
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