Unique graduation announcements help share the big news about your students’ accomplishments. They work hard all year and now it’s time to celebrate your grad. With Shutterfly, you can create custom graduation announcements that include their favorite photos and school memories. With custom fonts, include everything from their graduation year, alma mater, and future plans. A graduation announcement is the perfect way for family and friends, near and far, to partake in the ceremony. In addition, explore more graduation items in our Graduation Headquarters and make their graduation one of a kind.
Graduations aren’t complete without photo graduation announcements, you can also save them as a keepsake to look back on years later. Add photos from a graduation photoshoot to your graduation announcements, or even add memories from your past years at school. Your loved ones will enjoy receiving your graduation announcement in the mail and getting to take a peek into your past couple years as well as your future plans post grad. View our tips below to find out how to make a beautiful photo graduation announcement that friends and family will love.
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