The start of spring semester means many things. For students, it means new classes, new spiral notebooks for said classes and the return to the old 8 to 3. For graduates, it means reunion season. Here’s to getting through your awkward phase!
When it comes to hosting your high school reunion, or any kind of reunion really, there are a number of ways you can do it. You can set up a couple of punchbowls and gather up everyone in your old high school gym, assuming it still exists, triggering more than a few painful Homecoming Dance flashbacks among your classmates. This is a great way to keep track of everyone coming in and out of the reunion. Plus, it’s a super effective way to up your reunion’s nostalgia factor.
Another, less potentially painful way to throw a class reunion is to remove it from everyone’s 12th grade stomping grounds and hold your reunion at a park or a restaurant. Then you can issue wristbands to everybody who shows up to keep track of who should be there. Even if you do decide to go with the tried and true high school gymnasium venue, though, our wristbands remain the ultimate in event security.
Our wristbands come in tons of colors and styles so you can show some school spirit with team colors or come up with your own color scheme. Plus, our custom printing offers a fun, way to personalize wristbands. Order durable wristbands with your graduating year printed on them, and show off your graduating year with pride. If you plan on orchestrating a class raffle or an icebreaker game at some point during the meet up, you can use our numbered wristbands to organize your reunion attendees.
Finally, our ticket printing offers a hassle-free way for patrons to get in the door while complementing the wristbands they will receive. Combining the two services adds a professional feel to the event, and lets attendees know that your event was well planned and meant for success.
This year, let your reunion shine above the rest, and send your alumni home in style with our event wristbands and custom printed tickets.
