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Showing posts with label graduation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label graduation. Show all posts
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April 16, 2015
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A 30% discount will be deducted from the net sale price when one or more products are purchased from the editor's collections located on this page: http://www.zazzle.com/mothers+day+gifts. 30% of the sheet of stickers, sheet of labels, necklace, serving tray, mug, photo plaque, mobile device case, luggage tag, wrapped canvas print, chocolate box, watch, compact mirror, lamp and/or blanket net sale price will be deducted when one or more qualifying sheets of stickers, sheets of labels, necklaces, serving trays, mugs, photo plaques, mobile device cases, luggage tags, wrapped canvas prints, chocolate boxes, watches, compact mirrors, lamps and/or blankets are purchased. For all other products, 15% of the product net sale price will be deducted when one or more qualifying products are purchased. The coupon code GIFTJUST4HER must be entered at checkout to receive this offer. Offer is valid through April 21, 2015 at 11:59PM PT. For most products, the net sale price is the price of the product (excluding shipping and taxes). For Zazzle Custom Stamps, the net sale price is the difference between the price of the Zazzle Custom Stamps (excluding shipping and taxes) and the face value of the postage. This offer does not apply to screen-printed apparel, fabric and Zazzle Heart products. This offer only applies to qualifying products marked "Sold by Zazzle" and does not apply to past purchases. This offer may not be combined with any other Zazzle promotional or volume discount offers. If a volume discount applies to your order, you will receive either the discount set forth in this offer or the standard volume discount, whichever is greater. Offer valid on Zazzle.com only. |
April 29, 2013
Money Saving Ideas for Graduation Parties
Even in tough times and on a limited budget, it is still possible to throw your graduate the party they want. Your party will be memorable, unique, and fun without the budget you think it may take! So, how is it possible?
1 Make your own personalized desserts, treats, hors d’oeuvres. Rather than hiring a caterer and an expensive cake maker – stand out with your own food trays, personalized, more creative dishes and desserts. Everyone will be talking about your creativity, and you’ll be happy you stayed in budget! Rather than having the typical potato salads, cookies, chips… Spice it up with:
3 Low entertainment costs. Most people are just stopping by, as they have multiple parties to attend and many will entertain themselves. You can have games set up such as volleyball, bean bags, horseshoes and badminton. Include a fun “fondue station” with fruit, pretzels, etc. for dipping. For music, you don’t have to hire a live band but playing some CD’s, an iPod, or MP3 player would be fun and give the guests an area to dance and kids to play. 4 Decorating costs for a party can be expensive, ways to cut back: you can buy many of your decorations (e.g. table cloths, napkins, plates, cups, balloons, streamers, banners, etc.) at stores such as Party City or dollar stores (Dollar Tree, Family Dollar). 5 If you are considering hiring a photographer at the party, consider this idea instead: have disposable cameras for all the guests at the tables. That way, they can create their own memories and have fun doing so. And this way you will get pictures with variety, which you didn’t even realize were taken! 6 Joint open houses. Consider bringing it up to your graduate and their best friend and see if that is an option. Chances are your son or daughter has a close friend(s) that they may want to do this with, so it is worth at least contacting the parents and bringing up this idea. This will let you split costs, share ideas and give the graduates a bigger party. |
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