Graduation graphics from the first countdown to the last cap toss
Graduation season brings a flood of questions about tickets, times and parking, along with the biggest celebration of the year. Rocket Graphics helps the school answer the practical questions and congratulate the class in one consistent look.
Trusted by 1,500+ schools and organizations4.9/5 customer satisfaction
Schools and colleges that run on Rocket
Why it matters
Graduation details scatter across too many messages
Ceremony logistics come by email, the senior schedule by text and congratulations by whoever posts first. Families end up calling the front office. A planned series of graphics answers the common questions and gives the class a proper send-off.
Ideas for Graduation Graphics
Ceremony time and place
Post the date, start time, venue and when graduates and guests should arrive.
Ticket and guest rules
Explain how many tickets each graduate gets and how families receive them.
Senior week schedule
List rehearsal, senior breakfast, awards night and cap and gown pickup.
Countdown series
Count down the last ten school days with a photo of the class each day.
Livestream details
Share where relatives can watch if they can’t attend in person.
Congratulations post
Congratulate the class right after the ceremony with a group or cap toss photo.
How it works with Social Media Graphics
Graduation Graphics, step by step.
Three steps
Map out the posts
List the logistics and celebration posts you need, then choose Rocket Graphics templates for each. Your demo confirms the current designs that fit graduation.
Type the details and add photos
Enter dates, times and venues, and place senior class photos. Your school logo sits on each one before you start, in your colors.
Download for every channel
Use story versions for the daily countdown and a landscape one at the top of the graduation page on your website.
Setups vary by school; your demo confirms what yours will use.
Best practices
Tips to get it right.
Graduation Graphics tips
Answer the top questions first
Ticket limits, arrival time and parking generate the most calls. Post those before anything else.
Confirm the final details
Wait until venue and time are locked before posting, and correct quickly if plans change.
Have a weather plan post ready
If the ceremony is outdoors, prepare a graphic for the backup location.
Keep the congratulations post simple
One strong photo and the class year say more than a crowded collage.
Keep exploring
More Social Media Graphics use cases
Questions
Graduation Graphics questions
The ceremony date, time and location, ticket rules, arrival times, livestream details and the senior week schedule. Then post congratulations after the ceremony. Repeat key logistics the week of graduation.
Rocket Graphics lets the front office or senior class adviser make logistics and celebration posts in the school’s look without a designer. Change the text, place a photo and download a PNG. A demo shows what is ready now for senior season.
Start logistics posts about three weeks out, once the venue and times are final. Countdown posts work well in the last two weeks of school, and the congratulations post should go up the same day.
Yes. Every senior class post, like every other post, is free, because Rocket Graphics costs schools nothing. Schools are being added in stages, and a demo is a good way to see it in your colors first.
Your next step
Make your next graphic with Rocket Graphics.
We'll make a graphic with your school's colors so you can judge the work it saves.
