A question about graduation party gift etiquette?

[david]

If I am going to go to a graduation party that is hosted by 3 graduates,
and I only know one of them well,
should I get gifts for all 3 of them?
Also, what should the price rage be ?

[the_dragyness]

Just get a gift for your friend. Something simple and well-meaning is the best gift. Nothing extravagant. Any "big" present they get should be from family. For my graduation, my friends brought me a teddy bear and some flowers in a pretty vase. It was perfect!

[debijs]

Price range is totally up to what your budget allows you to spend. I've seen really cute coffee cups with a lid shape like a hat with tassel with " Congratulations Graduate of class 2008" These are so cut and only run $10.00. As far as the other 2 people you don't know, you shouldn't feel obligated to bring a gift, but if you want to a balloon would be inexpensive, add to the festivities, and make them remember you!

[chachacatz]

just for your friend, i'd keep the gift to under 50.00 anyways, a gift card for favorite music/media store, or bookstore, and/or just a gift that means something personal to both of you, example, a framed picture of the two of you playing ball, or any other event that took place that you both had good memories for.

[Laura]

Just get a gift for you friend if you don't know the others at all. How much to spend all depends on how much you can afford it's really the thought that counts.

[Sophiesmama]

I would only get a gift for your friend, the amount depends on if its high school or college graduation and how close you are to the friend. Cash is always welcome, or something they can use in college or the work force.