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I will answer any etiquette question you`d care to ask! I will be happy to give friendly non-judgmental advice on any situation. If your question is rude,incoherent or demands I confirm your "victim" story, I reserve the right to refuse to answer. Life is too short. Certain cultures and customs are not part of my personal experience,but I will research to get the needed answer.

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Topic: Social Etiquette and Good Manners



Expert: Amanda Gamble
Date: 5/14/2008
Subject: graduation

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QUESTION: I was wondering how early you should send out high school graduation announcements

ANSWER: Dear Mary,
 Invitations are sent before an event,announcements are always
sent after the event occurs.
                             Best regards,
                               Amanda Gamble

---------- FOLLOW-UP ----------

QUESTION: The graduation is June 6,  the party is June 8th.  I should send the invitations to the graduation party separate from the announcement? The party announcement will arrive first is that right?

Answer
Dear Mary,
 This is a commonly confused pair of terms,so I am happy to help.
An invitation asks someone to appear at a certain place at a specific
time for an event. The person getting the invitation needs to decide
if they wish to accept or decline.

  An announcement is merely news. News of an event that has already
happened. It's information. No action is required on the part of the
person who receives the announcement.  



                                     Best regards,
                                      Amanda Gamble

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