Planning a reunion?
Listen to these insightful reunion planning tips and advice from Edith Wagner, editor of Reunions Magazine. Use the links below to subscribe or listen!
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Episodes
- Reunion volunteers will get it done
- How to create a reunion ad book
- How to hire a motorcoach
- Hotels are looking for your reunion
- Icebreakers 101
- How to ask for money
- The Opening Letter
- The art of the Loving Invitation
- Reunion awards and prizes
- Who do you invite to a reunion anyway?
- Planning a reunion 2 years in advance
- Planning a reunion 1 year in advance
- Why have a reunion?
- Setting the date for your reunion
- What conventions and visitors bureaus can do for you
- Leadership Part 1
- Leadership Part 2, emphasis on committees
- Happy new year: reunion resolutions
- Do kids look forward to your reunion?
- How to fill a reunion goodie bag
- Reunion places: Nashville, Phoenix, and Door County
The Photo DetectiveEpisode 51: Family Reunion Planning with Edith Wagner of Reunions Magazine
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Has facebook affected class reunions?
Tis the season for family reunions. We’ll look at the health and significance of those extended family get-togethers.
http://onpoint.legacy.wbur.org/2013/07/30/family-reunions
Edith Wagner, On Point guest – July 30, 2013
GENEABLOGGERS RADIO – SHOW NOTES FOR FRIDAY, JULY 22, 2011
Stress-free family reunion by Relationships360 with Tiffany Williams-Jallow and Reunions magazine editor, Edith Wagner.
Preserving Family Memories: Get-Togethers!
“Preserving Family Memories”, a series on the What Really Matters podcast, shares ways to invent new family traditions, strengthen the family identity and preserve the moments with photos to last a lifetime.
In this most recent episode, “Get Togethers”, Edith Wagner shares ways that reunions have adapted to the times and how they can be small and simple, or large or lavish, but they all bring families or groups of friends together. The appealing nature of this show is the casual conversation between Vicky, Jen and Edith as they join the new generation of reunions and share their stories.
