Congratulations smurf!Smurf said:
Oh, is that what you were expecting? You might be dissapointed.mattmns said:
Is the girl in the last picture your date? It's a good compromise...enough to stand out as unique, but not so bad as to frighten the children. :tongue2:actually we just broke upEvo said:
Smurf said:
SorryThanks, that made me laugh. First time all evening.Evo said:
My daughter, the child of Evo is available, she recently broke up with her boyfriend.
Wait, what am I suggesting?
:tongue2:You should wear appropriate attire for the ceremony, such as a dress or suit. Many schools also provide specific instructions for attire, so be sure to check with your school beforehand.
It is recommended to arrive at least 30 minutes before the ceremony begins to allow time for parking and finding your seat.
Most graduation ceremonies allow for guests. However, it is important to check with your school beforehand to see if there are any restrictions or limitations on the number of guests allowed.
Many schools hire a professional photographer to capture the special moments of graduation. However, you are also welcome to bring your own camera or have a family member take photos.
Most graduation ceremonies follow a similar format, with speeches from school officials, the presentation of diplomas, and the traditional tossing of caps. Your school may also have additional traditions or rituals, so be sure to familiarize yourself with them beforehand.
