With Covid cases spiking around the country, and the CDC discouraging holiday travel, Thanksgiving is going to be different for many people this year. But even if you're not heading home for the feast, you can still show your family or loved ones that you care with a virtual singing telegram. While Adam Sandler's “Thanksgiving Song” may be the closest the holiday has to a theme song, we've got a number of other suggestions, including Marvin Gaye's “How Sweet It Is,” Sister Sledge's “We Are Family” and a parody of Gloria Gaynor's “I Will Survive” that's sung from the perspective of the often doomed bird. And if the potential recipients happen to live in the Boulder or Denver area, a socially distanced performance is possible. Time is running out, though, so give us a call today at (303) 931-8466.
Dads. Some bring home the bacon and others wear aprons. They can be hard to shop for, especially when limiting your options to physical presents. But experiences often make better gifts than physical ones. A singing telegram is a great example of an experiential gift that’s guaranteed to be memorable. What kind of singing telegram would dad enjoy? Sending a sexy nurse, Marilyn Monroe, Princess Leia or Lady Footballer to make him blush is one option. Satiating the music fan in the old man with a rock & roll, hip hop or Johnny Cash homage is another. And then there's laughter, the gift that never gets old. Roasting pops with a personalized parody song is a surefire way of doubling your inheritance (or getting left out of the will). We're kidding – but that's the point. Wherever your male parental unit lives, we've got you covered with virtual performances via Zoom and FaceTime. Call, email or text us today if you'd like to make this Father's Day the best ever.
High school graduation was the occasion that inspired my first parody song - a staple offering in the singing telegram business. I utilized a tune about childbirth, and altered the lyrics to be more appropriate for commencement. Our particular rite of passage was held in the school gymnasium. I sang the customized number with an acoustic guitar during the ceremony.
Although I'm sure I would have survived without the actual pomp and circumstance, rites of passage do serve important functions in our lives. So it must be surreal for the class of 2020 to go without any kind of public gatherings or acknowledgement. Many Colorado college student parents who reside elsewhere are struggling to find creative ways to celebrate their children's achievements. Singing telegram performers have long functioned as surrogate partygoers any time senders are unable to physically attend special events. Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, that's exactly what's happening now.
Are you nervous about traveling to see a Colorado graduate right now? Are you unable to celebrate someone's accomplishments in person? Custom Singing Telegrams has you covered with both virtual and socially distanced graduation singing telegrams. Peruse the graduation song suggestions on the singing telegram page of this site, and let us know if we can surprise a special student in your life.
