<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

I've been with my husband for 6 years. He is graduating with his Master's in one month, and I am so, so happy and proud for him!

 

However, his family can't come to the ceremony; it's just not logistically- or financially-feasible. Only his mom and I will be there.

  

I have two concerns: 

1) I feel bad that his family will miss out on a once-in-a-lifetime event

2) I worry that my husband will feel left-out/neglected. He is also starting his dream job soon—it feels like a whole new chapter of his life is unfolding, so I just want to make him feel special. 

  

How can I make this as memorable and special as possible for both him and the family? My ideas so far:

* Skype his family during the ceremony

* Make a scrapbook with photos from the event

* Decorate his graduation cap with him and frame it after the ceremony (is this tacky for a Master's from an Ivy?)

* Take him out to a fancy dinner

  

I'm not terribly creative, so ANY suggestions are welcome! I have a budget of a few hundred dollars, if needed. Thank you!
<bot>: Please help me come up with ideas on how to make my husband's graduation a special event for both him and his family, who can't attend.