Video montages for class reunions
We turn your class yearbook into a video for the reunion. Every senior portrait is enhanced with AI and shown with the person’s name, along with the candid photos from those pages. Classmates email in pictures of their lives today. The committee doesn’t have to do the work.
$500 for a standard reunion video. Made for 25th, 40th, 50th reunions and beyond.
Watch a sample
A 30-second excerpt from the film made for the University High School Class of 1976. At the reunion it played silently on a loop for the whole evening.
Video Wall Film. Title card, senior portraits as named photo cards, and full-screen yearbook candids. Excerpt, no sound.
A 12-second excerpt from a Granada Hills High Class of 1976 montage: one classmate’s yearbook portrait, followed by photos she sent in of her life today. Muted here; the full montage is set to music.
What you get
Nobody has to dig through boxes or build a slideshow. The yearbook already holds the whole class. We turn it into a film.
Each graduate’s yearbook photo appears as a printed photo card with their name underneath, so people recognize each other across the room.
Sports, clubs, homecoming, friends on the lawn. The candid pages run full screen with slow, gentle movement.
Old yearbook scans are grainy and soft. We enhance every yearbook photo with AI, sharpening and cleaning it up while keeping each face exactly as it was, so everyone looks clear and crisp on a big screen.
Classmates email in their photos (family, travel, grandkids) and we place them next to their yearbook portrait.
Classmates who have passed are remembered in a quiet, respectful segment. You send us the names; we handle the rest with care.
A video file that loops on a TV or projector at the event, plus a private link to send the class afterward.
How it works
Here is exactly what happens from the first email to the night of the reunion.
Tell us your school, class year and reunion date using the form below. We confirm the price (usually $500) and answer any questions.
Send a PDF or scan if your class has one. If not, mail us a printed copy and we’ll scan it and send it back.
We set up a dedicated email address for your class. The committee shares it once, and classmates send their photos straight to us.
We put the film together and send the committee a preview. Ask for changes (a misspelled name, a missing photo) and we make them.
You receive the finished video file, ready to play on a loop, and a link to share with the class afterward.
Two styles
Both are made from your yearbook. Some classes choose one; some want both. These are our usual formats, and if you’d like something different, tell us and we’ll make it your way.
For screens around the room, playing all evening.
For a moment when everyone sits down and watches together.
For reunion committees
You already have the venue, the catering and the guest list to handle. The video shouldn’t be another project.
Standard price: $500 for the whole video.
For classmates
Reunion committees are usually a few volunteers with a lot on their plate. If you’d like to see your class on screen, the easiest thing you can do is send them a note.
We’ve written one for you. Tap the button, add your committee’s email address and your name, and send.
Using Gmail or Yahoo in a web browser? Copy the message and paste it into a new email.
To: your committee’s email address
Subject: An idea for our reunion: a yearbook video montage
Hi,
I came across Reunion Montage (reunionmontage.com). They make a video for class reunions from our own yearbook: every senior portrait with the person’s name, plus candid photos from the yearbook. Classmates can email in photos of their lives today, and there is a respectful In Memoriam section for classmates we’ve lost.
It plays on a loop on a TV or projector at the reunion, and we would get a link to share with the class afterward.
From what I can tell, the committee just needs to get them a copy of the yearbook and they handle the rest. It is $500, and there is a sample video at https://reunionmontage.com
Could we look into this for our reunion?
Thanks,
[your name]
No. A PDF or scan is great if someone in the class has one. If all you have is a printed yearbook, mail it to us. We scan every page and send the book back to you.
We can include an In Memoriam segment near the end of the film, using their yearbook portraits and names. It is kept simple and respectful. The committee gives us the list of names, and you see it in the preview before anything is final.
We set up a dedicated email address for your class. The committee shares it with everyone once, and classmates email their photos straight to us. Phone photos are fine. We match each person’s photos to their yearbook portrait.
Plan on about three to four weeks from the time we receive the yearbook. If your reunion is sooner than that, ask us. A rush is often possible.
A high-definition video file (MP4, 1080p) that plays on a TV, a projector or a laptop and can loop all evening, plus a link you can send to the class afterward so people can watch at home. If your venue needs a different format, tell us and we’ll match it.
Yes. The Then & Now Montage is set to music, and the Video Wall Film can be too. We use properly licensed tracks so the video can be shown at your event and shared online without problems. Popular songs from your era usually can’t be licensed for this, so we choose music with a similar feel.
Yes. The share link is unlisted: it doesn’t appear in search results, and only people who have the link can watch. You decide who gets it.
The standard price is $500 for a complete reunion video. A very large class, both styles together, or a rush deadline can change that, and we’ll always confirm the price with you before any work starts.
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