Graduation card messages and congratulations for high school, college, master's and Ph.D. grads, from proud notes from parents to fun texts for friends and LinkedIn posts.
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What to write in a graduation card
Congratulate the graduate, recognize the work it took and wish them well in what comes next. One personal line, like a memory or a quality you admire, turns a generic card into one they'll keep.
Parents and grandparents can be more emotional. For a coworker or a mentee, a short, professional note works best.
Add a name and copy
Type the graduate's name in the 'To' field and it fills in automatically. Tap a message to copy it for a card, text or social media post. Messages you copy are saved in 'Recent'.
FAQ
How much money do you put in a graduation card?+
In the US, $20 to $50 is common for a friend's child or a neighbor, and $50 to $100 or more for close family. A gift card is also a popular choice.
Should I sign it 'Love' or 'Best wishes'?+
'Love' for family and close friends, 'Best wishes' or 'Congratulations' for coworkers, students and acquaintances.
When should I give a graduation card?+
At the ceremony or graduation party, or mail it to arrive around the graduation date. A few weeks late is still fine.