Graduation party setup

Yes. At home the space is smaller and often irregular, so the stage needs to sit against a wall away from doorways. In a hall there is more room to add extra seating and a buffet station beside the sweets table. Send us a photo of the space and we suggest the right layout.

Usually the graduate's name or a short phrase. The letters sit on a table in front of the backdrop or on a dedicated shelf, surrounded by flowers or lanterns depending on the party theme. Tell us the text you want and the stage size so we agree on the right arrangement.

It works in a garden, but wind affects how stable the backdrop and lightweight letters are, so they need to be secured firmly or placed in a sheltered corner. Tell us where in the garden you plan it and send a photo if you can, so we account for the space when we arrange.

The problem is usually not the stage size but where it stands: a small stage in the middle of a room looks isolated, while the same stage against a wall fills the scene. Tell us the wall or direction you want guests to face and the rough dimensions of the space, and we work out the right size.

It depends on the size of the space. In a large area a sweets table away from the stage gives guests a reason to move around and prevents crowding in front of the stage. In a small home, keeping it in the same scene saves space and looks better in photos. Tell us your space and we agree what works.