GradCustom Graduation Magazine
$39.99A calm, beige graduation issue that lasts longer than the cap toss.
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The story
Four years of camera roll, coffee during finals, that tired photo taken right after the last exam. Once the cap goes up, most of it gets forgotten.
This custom graduation magazine collects it first, with lines from family, friends and the professor who noticed.
The look
Warm beige and stone tones with black-and-white photo spreads, an elegant high-contrast serif masthead, big drop caps and a vintage newspaper page. Calm and polished, like a glossy cover story.
Who it’s for
For a graduate finishing high school, college or a master’s: a daughter, son, best friend or partner. Usually given by parents or close friends around the ceremony.
Sound familiar?
- Nobody remembers what they ate during finals week.
- Someone in the front row will cry at the ceremony.
- Their voice changes when they say where they’re going next.
What’s inside
64 pages in the full issue- Meet the graduate, and the road here
- Ceremony morning, hour by hour
- What school taught, and advice to a younger self
- A graduation dictionary and a graduation gazette
- Letters from family and friends, and the next city
What you’ll need
Campus and ceremony photos, the major, the next step and a few lines from the people who love them.
Questions, answered
Does it work for a high school graduation, not just college?
Yes. It suits high school, college or a master’s degree. Parents often give it to a daughter or son, and friends give it to the one who kept them going through finals. The sections follow the graduate, not the school.
What if I don’t have ceremony photos yet?
Start with the four years: phone photos, campus shots, late-night study selfies. Old prints can be photographed with a phone. Add the ceremony pictures after the day, and collect a few lines from family, friends or a favorite teacher.
Can I change the gazette, the dictionary and the other texts?
Yes. Every text, photo and page is editable in the online editor, and you can add or remove pages. Dee, the AI helper, can fill in this personalized graduation gift with you. Start without an account and pay when it’s ready; we print and ship a single copy.