1. How many people typically attend a reunion?
   Attendence numbers are affected by a variety of factors, but the typical attendence ranges anywhere from 25% up to 50%. Obviously, the more people you find, the better your attendence will be. That's why we work so hard on locating your classmates.
   
   
2. When should we start planning our reunion?
   We start to plan most reunions 6 to 12 months in advance. Many of your classmates will travel long distances to attend the reunion and they will appreciate plenty of advance notice. The best venues and dates are booked well in advance so we recommend that you start planning your reunion as early as possible.
   
   
3. Why can’t our committee organize the reunion on our own?
   You can plan your own reunion but you should first consider how much work a successful reunion takes as well as who will be responsible for paying the up front costs.
   
   Sadly many classmate-organized events either don’t happen or fall short of expectations.
   
   Everyone enjoys attending a well-planned reunion. The question to ask is do you want to enjoy attending your reunion or do you want to spend the time and money needed to plan and organize a successful reunion?
   
   
4. How do we get started?
   The very first step in planning a reunion is to form a reunion committee. This group of classmates represents the class in the decision-making during the planning process. A reunion committee sometimes consists of former class officers, but obviously anyone interested in helping and getting the ball rolling can be on the committee.
   
   If you're interested in learning more about how Class Reunions Unlimited can help you plan your reunion, the best thing to do is contact us. One of our planners will be happy to spend time with you to explain our function and the steps taken to ensure you get the reunion YOU want with the minimal amount of difficulty.
   
   
5. What does a reunion committee do to help plan?
   Basically, you can do as much or as little as you want. The committee has the fun task of making all the final decisions for the reunion - finalizing all announcement styles, approving menu and final details, and staying connected with the planning process at all times. After all, this is YOUR reunion. You know your class and what they like to do. Our job is to help you produce the reunion YOU want.

Our Services

1. How do we locate our classmates?
   Class Reunions Unlimited has a proven system for locating classmates. Our professional research staff utilizes several private databases and consistantly locate 85 to 95 percent of the class. We call classmates and mail all notices and invitations.
   
   
2. What does your service cost?
   We do not charge the reunion committee anything! We pay for all reunion expenses up front. This includes the venue deposits, caterers, DJ, photographer and event staff. We also do all of the research and mail notices and invitations to classmates.
   
   
3. How much do you charge for tickets?
   Our ticket prices are very competitive. Each season, we host many events with our venue partners and other venders so our prices are unbeatable. Depending on the type of event you want to plan, ticket prices range from $45 to $80.
   
   
4. Who works the reunion?
   Reunions Unlimited staffs Friday and/or Saturday night of your reunion, leaving you free to enjoy your reunion as a guest - not as a worker. You get to sit back and relax as we take care of everything. Reminisce with your classmates about how geeky your math teacher was and feel free to party down. You've earned it!

Working With You

1. What happens after the committee signs the agreement?
   Class Reunions Unlimited immediately gets started on the planning process. Depending on where the reunion committee is in the planning process, we either suggest venues or dates or take your existing ideas and put together an initial outline for the weekend's events. Simultaneously, Class Reunions Unlimited begins hunting down your classmates. Throughout the entire planning process, Reunions Unlimited is there to guide - not dictate - the reunion committee's vision.
   
   
2. What do you need from the committee?
   The main thing we ask the committee to provide us with is the official commencement list, or any school-produced list of classmates that includes middle names. We use these names as the starting point for our research. Other items we request from committees include any addresses they might have and, if we did not plan any of their prior reunions, old research, memory books and/or directories that might have been distributed from the past reunions. The more information we have on classmates, the more we will locate - it's that simple.