- Your Name
Putting our names on our possessions is what we have been doing since kindergarten. Now you are graduating and it’s time to decorate your mortarboard. You can use your first name only or last name as well. Style your name in a fancy way to let the audience know who is graduating 🙂
- Something related to your major
If you have something that you repeatedly learn in your major or something that is very important in your major such as an equation, show it on your graduation cap. It represents what you got from school.
- School theme
What about adding your school’s mascot?
- Future
Tell the audience where you are going after you graduate from college! Make them excited as well by letting them know what is waiting for you in the future.
- Memory from college
Add something special to remind you of your college career. This could be some study buddies who you always studied with or with others whom you had the most precious time during school.
- Character
Take your favorite character to your graduation. Be creative by using quotes from them! It will be entertaining for everyone at the graduation!
- Quotes and Phrase
If you have any favorite quotes or phrases that are always in your mind, you could use them as a decoration to deliver your message to the audience. Some suggestions would be favorite quotes from a movie you always watch or a phrase that a famous company uses as their slogan.
- Thank Something
Graduation is a great opportunity to say “Thank you”: thank someone who supported you through your college life; thank somewhere you always went during exam weeks; thank something that helped you keep energized when you took down your enemy aka homework.
- Confess Something
This is a great time to confess something. Tell your friends or family something you have kept secret. Surprise!
- 3D decoration
I was impressed how creative people are when I was searching these images. Express what you liked from your school life with a miniature figure of it such as beer pong on your graduation cap. Cool!
Did you find any good ideas for your graduation cap? I think it will be fun to decorate your cap because it becomes a memory of the last moments of your college life. It could be your last study break after you have all of your final project done. I hope this article helped you come up with a unique idea and was entertaining for you.
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