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Celebrate your Class of 2025 Grad with keepsakes from Shutterfly: Cards, invites, & more!

Celebrate your Class of 2025 Grad with keepsakes from Shutterfly: Cards, invites, & more!

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Got a Class of 2025 Grad in your life? If so, this is for you!
When it comes to celebrating life's milestones, from birthdays to graduations, making memories last is a top priority. That's why Shutterfly makes keepsakes that last a lifetime.
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Make this graduation season shine with customized printed goods from Shutterfly!
The trusted destination for all things photo is bringing the fun this season with invites, decor, thank you notes, and beyond all ready for your personalized touch.
Explore their vast catalog today and order quick while there is still time to celebrate the Grad's in your life!
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Whether you are in the market for one-of-a-kind invitations, thank-you cards, or paper-based decor — Shutterfly is one of the biggest leaders in customizable printed goods. This graduation season, make your loved one shine with personalized pieces starting at as low as $1!
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Basic Namesake Graduation Announcement
If you are looking for a simple but chic announcement this one is it!
With big block letters and a stunning front photo, this is the perfect cost effective way to let everyone important to you know that you have a 2025 grad.
This option is especially great for high school graduates who have taken senior photos!
Starting at $1.03 Shop
Shining Style Graduation Announcement
Graduation should be all about fun and future — and these announcements totally are!
Send off your grad with a bang when you order these completely personalized cards that include not one but three photos, names, dates, and more.
If you are looking to really highlight senior photos, we highly suggest this pick!
Starting at $2.03 Shop
INVITATIONS
Swaying Tassel Graduation Invitation
Let the party begin!
This year you can celebrate your grad by sending out tailor made invitations to their party. We love this simple but fun tassel design that is a popular pick on Shutterfly.
Add your seniors photo, name, and more!
Starting at $1.03 Shop
Party Cap Graduation Invitation
Looking for something simple but effective?
These customizable but relatively basic invites are a great option for saving money while still sending out a classy invite.
You can change the wording, add dates, times, and much more to make your invites unique to you!
Starting at $1.03 Shop
KEEPSAKES
Photo Strip Landscape Desktop Plaque
Have a kiddo graduating this year?
We know it can be an exciting but emotional time for parents as graduation rolls around which is why we recommend this desktop plaque!
Remember your kids special day forever with dates, photos, and even customizable phrases all starting at just $28.
$28 Shop
DECOR
Classic Class Showcase Yard Sign
Many participate in the grad tradition of throwing a big bash in honor of the recent grad.
If you find yourself planning a party for a grad this season we can not stress enough how FUN this outdoor sign is!
Customize the date, the photos, the names, and more to make the perfect party decor that will make any grad feel honored.
$25 Shop

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And the collateral she claimed she had collected to guarantee them didn't exist. By November 2022, Kamran had called time on their relationship – later claiming it was due to all her lies – and moved to Morocco. By the end of the year, they were divorced, after Kamran cited 'irreconcilable differences'. Meanwhile, King moved into a $6,000-a-night suite at the Wynn in Vegas, which she'd been gifted because she was such a 'good customer' – complete with marble counters, a private infinity pool and a butler. 8 In the casinos, where she was once known as The Slot Whisperer for her winning streaks, King's luck was starting to run out. At one point, she was gambling away $20,000 a day. 'I always had that kind of money, so 20 grand a day is no big deal,' she said. 'It got scarier when I was dropping $50,000 to $100,000 a day.' On November 11, 2022, it all fell apart. King was lying in the bath of her suite when hotel staff burst into her room and ordered her to leave. 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While King agreed to pay restitution of at least $8,785,045, the real total of her scamming has been estimated to be nearer to $10million, with more possible victims who, as yet, haven't come forward. Before King's sentencing, which was postponed twice, she was lying low in a small apartment with her parents back in Orange County and joking that she was taking Prozac to get through it all. Kamran is still in Morocco, a non-extradition country, and hasn't faced any charges. 'She betrayed me. Lied to me. Stole from me. Embarrassed me. Humiliated me. That's not bad for a reason to break up,' he has said. He added: 'When I realised what she had done, I left and never looked back. To tell you the truth, it kills me to do this, but she is sick and she needs to be stopped before she scams the wrong person and she gets in real trouble.' He also claimed that King had sent him threatening messages following their split, including one that warned: 'Just wait and see, your time is coming.' 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