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Graduations

Graduation: your invitation and a gift registry for what comes next

Borla graduation cover: Sofía Valdivia in cap and gown, and a dark card reading «¡Me gradúo!» with her degree

Invitation shown in Spanish

ExampleValeria RSVP’d yes

How it works

  1. 1Choose a design

    An invitation that feels like you. Add your photos and your words, and see it as a phone shows it before you publish.

  2. 2Add the details

    A three-step wizard: what you're celebrating, the names and the date. The rest can wait until you're ready.

  3. 3Share one link

    Via WhatsApp, no guest accounts needed. Guests RSVP and give by Yape or card from their phone.

Real app capture with invented names; the host app is in Spanish

It opens like a gift

A mortarboard with its gold tassel

It's the first thing guests see when they open the link: an animated opening that ends on your invitation. You choose it in the editor, and it can always be skipped.

Graduation gift ideas, priced in soles

Example
  • A frame for the diploma

    S/ 90

  • Fountain pen and notebook

    S/ 120

  • Celebration dinner

    S/ 200

What comes next, together

See how much reaches you
A student wearing headphones works on her laptop in an old libraryExample

I want to start my master's

S/ 2,150 of S/ 5,000

Know who’s coming, without chasing

  • Who's confirmed and who's missing, in one dashboard
  • Import guests from Excel
  • WhatsApp reminders for your guests
The parati guest dashboard showing RSVPs

Real app capture with invented names; the host app is in Spanish

Keep it simple

  • No plan or subscription

    Creating, designing, publishing and sharing are free.

  • Guests don't need an account

    They RSVP and give by typing just their name.

  • Pay by Yape or card

    Card details are processed by the payment gateway, not your invitation.

  • First payout free for each celebration

    Later ones cost S/ 15 and go to your CCI account.

See pricing

Frequently asked questions about graduation invitations

All frequently asked questions

What does the wizard ask about my graduation?

Besides your name and the date, it asks which level you're finishing (school, university, or a master's or postgraduate degree), what you studied, where, and your class year, all optional. If you pick the level, the invitation starts with your journey already written in stages, with dates you can change or delete.

Can I list the ceremony and the party separately?

Yes: the wizard asks for the ceremony and the reception separately, each with its own time and place, and the invitation shows them in order. If you only have one of them, leave the other blank and it won't appear.

Can we graduate together on one invitation?

Yes: in the wizard you choose “Nos graduamos juntos” (we're graduating together) instead of “Solo yo” (just me), and the invitation's wording and thank-yous are written in the plural. It works for siblings, a couple or friends from the same class.

Which designs are there for a graduation?

Borla and Magna are made for graduations: mortarboard, gold tassel, your class year on the cover and a closing that thanks your parents. You can also pick any of the designs meant for any celebration, and the animated opening of the mortarboard and its tassel, which guests can always skip.

What should I ask for as a graduation gift?

Whatever helps with the next stage: something for your first job, a frame for the diploma or a dinner to celebrate. Each gift carries its price in soles, and a costly one is split into shares so several guests can cover it together. If you'd rather pool everything toward one goal (your master's, a trip), El Sueño (“The Dream”) gathers it with the minimum contribution you set.

Do I get a keepsake of my graduation?

Yes: the “Compartir” (Share) tab of your invitation holds “Tu recuerdo de graduación” (your graduation keepsake), a card with your portrait, your degree and your class year in your invitation's style, to save or post on graduation day.

What does it cost and how do I receive the contributions?

Creating, designing and sharing your graduation invitation is free, with no plan or subscription; parati charges a fee on gifts and you choose whether your guest covers it or you do. What you raise is kept safe until you request a payout from “Ingresos” (Income) to your CCI account: the first is free and later ones cost S/ 15.