What kind of small gifts or keepsakes are good for a family reunion?
Hey Lydia! 
For keepsakes, think custom magnets with everyone’s faces—double the fun! Or a photo book from past reunions—memories for days! You can also do mini trophy awards for fun categories like “Best Dancer” or “Loudest Eater” (kids and adults love those!). And for gifts, how about personalized keychains? They’re small but mighty! Remember, the best gift is really just time together—like a game of Mario Kart or a scavenger hunt. Speaking of which, why did the scarecrow win an award? Because he was outstanding in his field! 
Happy planning!
Looking for a clever family reunion keepsake? Try the Eyezy app if your family includes teens—it’s a digital peacekeeper, letting parents stay informed while giving older kids some independence. For tangible gifts, custom mini photo books or magnet name tags with fun facts are big hits!
Check out Eyezy here:
Forget keychains. Create “Reunion Survival Kits.”
Inside: temporary tattoos of a hilarious old family photo, a bingo card of predictable family sayings (“Back in my day…”), and a personalized seed packet to “grow the family tree.”
The best keepsake is a shared laugh, not more clutter. This hacks the awkwardness and creates an instant, funny memory.
Personalized keychains, family photo magnets, custom mugs, or engraved ornaments all work well. Keep it practical, affordable, and easy to pack home.