Alumni identity
Match the person to the class list.
Current and graduation names connect each response to the class list.
- Current and graduation names.
- School and graduation year.
- Email, phone, and current city.
Describe your class, schedule, and tickets. Makeform creates a class reunion registration form for attendance, guests, meals, and payment.
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Sample prompts for reunion organizers
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Audience
Alumni choosing among several weekend events
Format
Multi-event registration with ticket payment
Prompt size
347 chars
Example registration structure
Multi-event registration with ticket payment
Name now and name at graduation
Which reunion events will you attend?
Guest names and ticket quantities
Meal and accessibility needs
Ticket total and payment
Suggested routing tags
Paid
Payment due
Not attending
Label every ticket with its price and inclusions before alumni pay.
Step 1
Identify
match current and graduation names
Step 2
RSVP
choose events and add guests
Step 3
Pay
calculate ticket quantities and total
Step 4
Confirm
send details and organize check-in
One registration record
Social replies cannot reliably connect changed names, seats, and payments. Structured registrations can.
Match current and graduation names, class year, and contact details to the alumni list.
Reveal guest, meal, and ticket questions for each selected activity.
Keep ticket quantity, amount, and payment status in one record.
Designed for reunion formats
Choose a weekend, dinner, picnic, or early-interest structure, then edit its details.
Combine mixer, tour, banquet, and brunch selections in one total.
Collect names, meals, dietary needs, seating, and paid ticket quantity.
Count adults and children, age-based tickets, shirts, and food needs.
Estimate turnout, dates, price comfort, and activities before tickets launch.
Registration workflow
Start with the schedule and ticket rules, then test every branch before sharing the class reunion registration link with your alumni list.
Include school, class year, dates, event schedule, capacity considerations, ticket prices, guest rules, refund wording, and the deadline in your prompt.
Require identity and contact fields, then show guest, meal, and payment questions only when the alumnus says yes and selects a paid event.
Submit test registrations for one alumnus, a couple, a family, and a non-attendee. Check quantities, prices, required fields, and the confirmation details.
Send the link through email and class channels, route responses to the committee, and filter the final sheet into attendee, payment-due, meal, and accessibility lists.
Form vs group chat vs spreadsheet
Reunion planning breaks down when attendance, guest names, and payments live in separate threads. Compare the record your committee gets from each approach.
Field guide
Use these six groups to make every response useful to the alumni committee, venue, caterer, treasurer, and check-in volunteers without asking classmates for unrelated information.
Alumni identity
Current and graduation names connect each response to the class list.
Attendance
Separate event choices produce accurate headcounts for every activity.
Guests
Reveal guest details only for events that permit companions.
Tickets & payment
Show each ticket's price and inclusions, then calculate the total before payment.
Meals & access
Ask meal and accessibility questions only for the relevant event.
Confirmation & follow-up
Confirm the order and explain how alumni can request changes.
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Open toolFAQ
Practical answers for committees organizing alumni, guests, tickets, and event details.
Collect current and graduation names, class year, contact details, event attendance, guest names and counts, ticket quantities, meal and accessibility needs, and payment. Add a deadline and change contact.
Use separate fields for current name and name at graduation. Volunteers can match the class roster while using the current name on messages and badges. City or homeroom can distinguish duplicates.
Yes. After the alumnus adds guests, reveal their names, attendee types, meals, and tickets. Enforce the committee's maximum and keep the alumnus as primary contact.
Give each activity a price and inclusions. Reveal quantities after selection, calculate one total, and keep free activities selectable without adding payment.
Add payment after quantities and total. Test single, couple, family, free-event, and declined-payment paths. State your cancellation terms and a payment contact.
Yes. Makeform supports unlimited free forms and responses, so you can generate, edit, publish, and collect reunion registrations without a response cap. A paid tier is available only to remove the Makeform badge.
Ask only people attending the relevant meal or venue. Offer common choices plus a details field, limit access to the organizers who need responses, and clarify requests directly.
Send a summary of events, guests, amount, venue, and check-in. Route it to the committee, flag payment due, and explain how to request corrections.
Bring the class list and guest list together.