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What words to say start a graduation ceremony?

Here are some words to start a graduation ceremony, categorized by tone:

Formal & Traditional:

* "Welcome, everyone, to this momentous occasion..."

* "We gather today to celebrate the culmination of years of hard work and dedication..."

* "On behalf of (institution name), I extend my heartfelt congratulations to the graduating class..."

* "As we stand here today, we reflect on the journey that has brought us to this point..."

* "Today marks a significant milestone in the lives of our graduates..."

Inspiring & Uplifting:

* "This day is not just about the end of a chapter, but the beginning of a new and exciting adventure..."

* "The world awaits the talents, passion, and dreams of this graduating class..."

* "Go forth, graduates, with courage, confidence, and the unwavering belief in yourselves..."

* "Today, you stand at the threshold of a world brimming with possibilities..."

* "As you embark on this new chapter, remember the values you have learned and the impact you can make..."

Personal & Anecdotal:

* "I remember when I was sitting where you are now, filled with a mixture of excitement and uncertainty..."

* "I have had the privilege of witnessing your growth and transformation over the past (number) years..."

* "Today, we honor the achievements of a remarkable group of individuals who have left an indelible mark on our community..."

* "Let us celebrate not only your academic achievements, but also the friendships, memories, and experiences you have shared..."

Humorous & Lighthearted:

* "Welcome to the graduation ceremony, where we celebrate all those who survived another year of school – and to those who survived the parents..."

* "Today, we recognize the dedication of those who have endured countless late nights, endless exams, and questionable fashion choices..."

* "Let's give a round of applause to the graduates, and their families, who have supported them through thick and thin, especially during those 'rough' homework assignments..."

Remember to:

* Tailor your opening remarks to your audience. Consider the specific institution, the graduating class, and the overall tone of the ceremony.

* Keep your opening brief and engaging.

* Set the stage for a memorable and inspiring graduation celebration.

Bonus tip: Incorporate a quote from a famous person or a meaningful proverb to enhance your opening remarks.

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