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25 Ways to Plan a Successful Reunion

Does planning a reunion seem overwhelming? Stress no more! This list will ensure that you are on track every step of the way to ensure a smooth, enjoyable reunion for all without any major issues or reunion woes.

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Reunion Checklist

  • Appoint a coordinator for the even and form a Reunion Committee
  • Create a reunion notebook to track progress
  • Make a master list or file of members and guests
  • Poll your guests on possible reunion activities, location, time, etc.
  • Set reunion date(s)
  • Choose/reserve a reunion location
  • Choose menu for reunion meals and casual get-togethers
  • Set/finalize reunion budget
  • Send first mailer – notify members of tentative reunion plans/schedule
  • Arrange entertainment and activities
  • Arrange for a photographer or videographer
  • Send second mailer – invitations to all invited guests
  • Reserve/confirm/block accommodations and/or hotel rooms
  • Reserve/confirm entertainment and activities
  • Reserve/confirm caterer/dining options
  • Purchase souvenirs, t-shirts, hats, etc.
  • Assign day-of-event responsibilities
  • Decorate reunion location
  • Arrange for ample number of chairs, tables, etc.
  • Arrange for special needs of elderly or disabled
  • First Aid Kit (and medicine cooler if event is outdoors)
  • Set up registration table with registration/guest book
  • Distribute and collect reunion evaluation forms
  • Set tentative date for next year’s reunion while everyone is together
  • Post-Event review, survey and follow-up

This is just a list to get you started. Check out a full reunion resource, ReunionCapitalUSA for extra help planning a a successful reunion for family, military, fraternity or sorority, alumni or church groups!

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