No, graduation presents are optional. You do not have to send one.
One used to be able to send a graduation announcement to the US President. It is unclear as to weather or not now the same thing still happens as it used to. It used to be that one would send an announcement and the president would send a congratulatory letter back.
no No you dont have to but to be nice you can send a congrats card.
It is not rude to send someone an invitations & announcements package and not invite them to the party itself. Especially if they are across the country.
if you want, its up to you
No. Just send a card. Give a gift only if you really feel like it.
* It depends why they didn't invite you. If it was a small graduation party and a very few people there or you live out of town then yes, send a gift, but if they simply left you out on purpose then don't give a gift.
it all depends on how you wnat to look at this. from a manners point of view, it couldn't hurt to put a check for twenty bucks in the mail. if you like the person sending a gift is good thing. no you are not compelled to send a gift. wedding invites are different.
Yes, you should send a gift or at least flowers with a nice card to the parents and the baby to congratulate them when you get the birth announcement in the mail or by email.
Yes, you certainly can share your good news , but don't expect gifts . If people are moved to send them, an extra-gracious, hand-written Thank You from the graduate, please. Not from MOM.
* You worked hard, passed and are graduating from that course, so it's appropriate to send out a graduation announcement. Some people may get this degree and then work, travel, go back to university and earn a higher degree.
When your baby is very young, hover over the first tab, click Send an Announcement, and type in the email of the person you want the announcement sent to.
The way you send gifts is (you must be a moshi member first) go to gift island and click on the gift store, buy a gift and choose who to send it from. By the way please add chesca108. x