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Graduation Small-House Flow Map
Sketch the house on the grid and mark entry, cards or gifts, photo area, food, drinks, seating, bathroom, and exit routes. Graduation traffic is staggered, so the map focuses on repeat movement and the places where arrivals, photos, and service can collide. Trace the routes guests repeat most often and move any station that forces those paths through the kitchen or across the main seating area.
Draw fixed rooms and narrow spots
Mark door swings, halls, kitchen boundaries, and furniture that cannot move.
Place the graduation-specific zones
Add the cards or gifts landing and photo area before food and drinks so those functions do not appear in a doorway by accident.
Trace arrival and refill paths
Walk the path from entry to social area and the helper path from kitchen to food or drinks. Move a zone if those routes compete.
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Map arrival, cards, photos, food, drinks, seating, bathroom, and exit paths so a small home can absorb staggered graduation traffic.
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Should the photo area be near the entry?
Only if it does not stop arriving guests. A visible area with enough standing space is more useful than the first available wall.
What if my house has one main room?
Use the grid to create zones within the room and keep the center or primary path open.
Do I need to draw furniture?
Draw pieces that affect walking, seating, or sightlines. Decorative details can be omitted.