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Reunions have become a summer tradition for families everywhere. Family members gather casually at a neutral location, under conditions far less stressful than the typical yearly events like weddings and funerals.
Long lost cousins spend the day mixing, mingling, and laughing out loud at familiar stories. These occasions are refreshing and rejuvenating and can become an important family tradition for. all generations to enjoy.
Whether you have a small get-together of your closest relatives. or a grand gathering of everyone you can find on your family tree, early planning and thoughtful organization will surely make your event a memorable occasion.
As much as a year in advance, send out a letter to your relatives, asking for suggestions and the all-important volunteers. Decide how far up the family tree you will go with invitations. Pick a date and stick with it. Also decide on a budget.
Once you have determined how many guests will be attending the reunion, get ere
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