Anonymous wrote:Absolutely and at least $200 if he's going to college. $100 if he's going to community college or trade school.

That's odd. Why would you penalize him for going to community college or trade school?

Yes, especially if you are close to him. Announcements are tacky.

$100

Why is this even a question?

Absolutely and at least $200 if he's going to college. $100 if he's going to community college or trade school.

Yes, you should send a check or gift card.

I have about 10 close friends that knew son graduated last year. All except one sent a check. I was amazed because I didn't send out announcements.

I most certainly would-I would probably send him an even bigger gift because he isn't doing gift-grab announcements!

Yes, I have for all my nieces and nephews.

Yes, of course!

YES!

Sure. Not every area sends announcements. Seems like a gift grab to me.

Yes of course.

And most people know a graduation announcement isn't the same thing as a graduation ticket. Most families only get 4 grad tickets total.

yes send both.

Of course!

If you know that your nephew is graduating from high school and he's not sending out announcements or inviting extended family due to a limited number of seats at the ceremony, do you send a card and/or gift?