Graduation party
Celebrate graduates with family invitations and activities.
- Celebration
Two guests per graduate, a prize-giving with a strict order, an open day with sessions every half hour. Attergo handles allocations, accessibility, capacity and the people checking in at the door.
Institutions run events at scale and to a pattern. Graduations allocate seats to each graduate’s family, open days fill sessions that each hold forty people, and every event needs to meet accessibility requests properly. Attergo handles allocations, session capacity and access needs as part of the same registration.
Staff and volunteers check people in from their phones, and the record of who attended stays with the event.
A set number of guest tickets per graduate or family, with requests for extra places.
Requests collected once and met with the right seat and route.
Places that cannot be overbooked, with waitlists that fill automatically.
Passes checked against registrations by staff and volunteers.
Each function has its own guest list, questions, capacity and plan, so people are asked only about what they are invited to.
Processions, a running order of names and reserved seating for families.
Talks, tours or workshops with fixed capacity.
Refreshments, photographs and departures.
Sample graduation morning
SampleEach template sets up functions, tasks, budget lines and guest questions. You can change every part after you start.
Celebrate graduates with family invitations and activities.
Manage nominees, presenters, stage cues and guest access.
Plan instructor-led sessions, registrations and participant feedback.
Manage practical sessions, materials and attendance-based completion.
Build a multi-day learning schedule with capacity and completion criteria.
Yes. Set an allocation per graduate and let them request extra places, which you approve if space allows.
Guests describe what they need once. Organisers see the requests, hold suitable seats and plan routes, and the details are shared only with the staff who need them.
Yes. Each session has its own capacity and waitlist, and visitors build their own schedule.
Yes. Volunteers get scoped access to scan passes and look up registrations, and nothing else.
Start free with a template. Invite guests today and add the rest as your plans grow.