Graduation announcement postcards, mailed for you.
Upload the cap-and-gown photo, write one note and paste your list. We print, stamp and mail every card, so the whole family hears before the ceremony: $1.99 a card from 10 cards, and you can pick the day they mail.
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Graduation announcement designs
The graduate’s name and the date, under their photo
Each prints OUR GRADUATE by default. Tap SHE DID IT, HE DID IT or CONGRATS GRAD instead, or type your own.
Date Hero
The date, large, under one photo, with the graduate’s name beneath it. The card the page opens on.
Start with Date Hero- OUR GRADUATE
MAYA HARRIS
MAY 23
Classic
One photo, the greeting beneath it, then the name and a line of your own.
Start with Classic - OUR GRADUATE
MAYA HARRIS
MAY 23
Split
The photo on one half, the greeting and the name on the other, so no words sit on the face.
Start with Split
More designs
Or a few photos from the year, or none
Most single-photo designs carry a greeting: Our Graduate, She Did It, He Did It, We Did It or Congrats Grad, or your own words. The collages take two to four photos and carry none, and the typeset designs need no photo.
SHE DID IT
MAYA HARRIS
MAY 23
Polaroid
Magazine
- OUR GRADUATEMAYA HARRISMAY 23
Color mat
- HE DID ITMAYA HARRISMAY 23
Framed photo
- WE DID ITMAYA HARRIS · MAY 23
Pillars, no photo
- OUR GRADUATEMAYA HARRIS · MAY 23
Bordered, no photo
How it works
From your list to every mailbox
Three steps, done before the gowns are ordered. About 15 minutes, with no envelopes to address and no postage to buy.
Your message
Written once, personalized to every card
Pick a design & message
Choose from 24 designs, write your note once, and we personalize every card to each person on your list.
Grandma Harris — 21 Lake Dr, Madison, WI
Mr. & Mrs. Delgado — 305 Cedar St, Tucson, AZ
Coach Bennett — 8 Field Ave, Dayton, OH
- Grandma Harris21 Lake Dr, Madison
- Mr. & Mrs. Delgado305 Cedar St, Tucson
Paste your list
Relatives, teachers, coaches, the neighbors who came to every game: the holiday card list, a spreadsheet, a CSV export of your contacts, even a photo of a handwritten page. We pull out every name and mailing address.
In the mail next business day
We print, add postage & mail
Real postcards go out next business day with USPS First-Class postage. Start to done in about 15 minutes.
The back
A graduation announcement, already written
Every card starts with this note and fills in its own name. Keep it, add the school and the ceremony date, or write your own.
The message it starts with
Dear [RECIPIENT], We're proud to announce our graduate. The ceremony is this spring, and we'd love for you to share in celebrating this milestone. With pride, [YOUR NAME]
When to send
Send two to four weeks before the ceremony
Most families mail in April or May, two to four weeks before commencement, so the card lands while the date still means something. After the ceremony is fine too: the photo in the cap and gown is better, and the news is the same.
1. You send
2 to 4 weeks before
Or order now and pick the day they mail, up to 90 days out
2. We mail it
Next business day
Printed, addressed, postage included
3. Arrives in
4–7 business days
after we mail, First-Class
Pricing
$1.99 a card, postage included
$2.49 a card, or $1.99 from 10 cards up. That is the whole price: no subscription, no account, no per-address fee.
Every card includes
- Printing on both sides of a 4x6 postcard
- Each person's name and address printed on their card
- Every address checked against USPS records
- USPS First-Class postage on every card
- Handed to USPS the next business day
| Cards | Per card | Total, mailed |
|---|---|---|
| 20 cards | $1.99 | $39.80 |
| 50 cards | $1.99 | $99.50 |
| 100 cards | $1.99 | $199.00 |
Wording
What to write on a graduation announcement
A greeting on the front, the name and the date, and a line or two on the back. A few to start from.
- Our Graduate
- The card’s default: the household speaking, with the name beneath.
- She Did It
- The proud version, one tap away. He Did It is beside it.
- We Did It
- For the graduate who sends their own, or a family that earned it together.
- Congrats Grad
- The front everyone recognizes, in the design’s own type.
Grandparents
Maya graduates from Lincoln High on May 23, and we would love to have you in the stands. Four years of early mornings, and she made every one of them.
Family out of town
Our graduate! Maya finishes at Lincoln High this May and heads off to college in the fall. We know you cheered from a distance; this card is so you can cheer a little closer.
Teachers and coaches
Maya Harris graduates on May 23. You were part of this, and we wanted you to have the photo. Thank you for every extra hour.
The whole list
We are proud to announce that Maya graduates this spring. The ceremony is May 23 at the stadium, and she has already picked the fall, so the next card may come from a dorm.
College graduation
Four years later: Maya graduates on May 9 with a nursing degree and a job lined up in the city. We could not be prouder, and she could not be more relieved.
From the graduate
I did it! I graduate on May 23, and I wanted the people who got me here to hear it from me. Thank you for all of it.
The short one
Maya Harris. May 23. Done, and dancing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What families ask before they announce the graduate.
The same list, the next occasion
A wedding next?
Announce the marriage, or the elopement, to the same list with a photo from the day on the front. See wedding announcements.
A new baby in the family?
Announce the arrival to the same list, with the photo on the front and the name and date beneath it. See birth announcements.
After the graduation gifts
The same list sends the thank-you notes, each one naming the gift, from the graduate. See thank-you postcards.
A graduation party?
Invitations work the same way: one card, your list, and the when and where filled in on the back. Start an invitation.
Moving for the next chapter?
The same list gets the new address, printed as the return address on every card. See moving announcements.
Tell everyone who cheered.
One photo, one note, your whole list. Every card is printed, addressed and mailed for you, from $1.99 a card on 10+.
Start your announcement