Sharing the Moment

Graduation

A graduation invitation that feels like more than a form.

Made to feel right on a phone, simple for your guests, and focused on the details people actually need for this kind of celebration.

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Class of 2027 Maya Thompson Graduation Celebration Saturday, June 5, 20276:00 PMSkyline Loft · Atlanta, GA Caps off. Party on.
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GraduationProud · bright · celebratory

Bright Future

Celebratory color, bold type, and a photo-forward graduate spotlight.

Why customers choose this look

This one puts the graduate front and center. Add a favorite photo, school details, the party information, gift links, and RSVP without losing the proud, celebratory feeling of the day.

Theme ideas: Cap & diploma · Stars & confetti · School crest · College colors · more
With great pride Ethan Brooks University Graduation May 22, 20273:00 PMFounders Hall · Durham, NC B.S. Mechanical Engineering
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GraduationClassic · academic · polished

Classic Scholar

Navy and warm gold for a traditional graduation announcement.

Why customers choose this look

Choose this when the graduation should feel a little more traditional — especially for family-heavy celebrations or formal announcements — while still giving everyone the convenience of a modern mobile invitation.

Theme ideas: Cap & diploma · Stars & confetti · School crest · College colors · more

Made around what you are actually celebrating.

01

Only questions that make sense

A wedding needs different details than a birthday or baby shower, so we do not make everyone fill out the same oversized form.

02

You get to see it first

Your live preview shows the direction, then the finished site comes back to you privately before it is shared.

03

One place for your people

RSVP, maps, registries, photos, calendar links, and the details your guests need can stay together at one simple URL.