Our best graduation party tip? Keep it simple! If you want everyone having fun and mingling, order in a pizza - or have plenty of finger food available - with cold beverages clearly marked in coolers so party-goers can serve themselves.
If you've got a big backyard and you're feeling ambitious, fire up the grill and check these expert barbecue party ideas for a fun and memorable celebration for your high school grad.
After the party's over, check out guides for the college-bound offering some great advice on getting ready for dorm life with a dorm kitchen checklist plus more 'been there' suggestions for getting adjusted to dorm life and college.
For now, it's time to party.
Good luck...and congrats!
More about high school graduation around the Web:
High School Grad Guide - From getting ready - through writing the thank you notes - this site covers high school graduations in a simple, easy-to-follow format.
Graduation Party Menu Planning - A complete guide to menu planning for a backyard barbecue, brunch, afternoon or evening party, with related tips on desserts and beverages and themed goodie bags.
Celebrating June: How to Enjoy Your Childrens End-of-Year Events - Kids aren't the only ones trying to deal with rehearsal and party schedules and celebrations. If you have more than one child involved in activities or graduations - you will appreciate the tips on juggling that this article provides.
Graduation Shadow Box Project - Kodak presents the how to's on snapping photos with tips on making a memorable keepsake for the college-bound graduate.