Personalized Graduation Banners

With graduation season just around the corner, one of the best ways to commemorate it is to display a graduation banner at a ceremony or party. So what kind of personalized graduation banners can we design to make your graduation season more memorable?

1. Celebrate the high school or college graduates in your life by creating a graduation banner, applauding their hard work and commitment, and highlighting their achievements. For example, if your graduates are also class speakers, you may want to display this on the banner as well. You can also include any sports your graduate plays, the subjects he or she majored in, and any sororities, fraternities, or other organizations your graduate may be a part of.

2. When designing a custom graduation banner, it is important to also include the graduating class. Whether you realize it or not, the year you graduated will always be an important memory you look back on fondly, and for your graduates as well. Help your graduate commemorate his or her achievement by including "Class of..." on your banner. Plus, by doing so, you're celebrating not just your own graduate, but everyone who graduated with him or her.

3. If you are designing a banner for an incoming high school senior, you may want to use some space on the banner to announce the college or university he or she plans to attend in the fall. An easy way to do this is to include a photo of the college's logo or mascot. You can also highlight your college graduate's school by including its logo.

4. Celebrate, encourage and motivate your graduate, what better way to get him or her excited about the future than with a motivational quote on your banner? Not only will this information make your graduate feel good, but he or she will also feel accomplished and motivated about what's to come.

5. In most cases, graduation banners serve as mementos for graduates to commemorate graduation and personal achievements. However, if you want to reuse your banner, your best bet is to keep your message generic. Avoid using names, graduation grades, achievements, and any information specific to others. Instead, you can simply say "Congratulations, graduates!" and include an inspirational saying or quote.