Thursday, August 20, 2009
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Gwen Sefaini Hairdo for Prom
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
12 Tips for Diving on Prom Night
For teens:
*Always wear your seat belt and make sure everyone in the car does, too.
* Concentrate and drive defensively. There are likely to be a lot of distracted drivers on the road on prom night.
* Have directions to the dance − even drive by the location during daylight hours − if the prom is not held at your school, so you know where you're going.
* Understand that the average vehicle weighs 3,000 pounds. It may be easy to drive, but it's still a heavy hunk of metal.
* Never allow someone who has been drinking to drive, no matter how confident the driver is about his abilities. It's not worth the risk.
* Remember that tired drivers are dangerous, too. If you're barely awake, you shouldn't be behind the wheel.
* Call home to get a ride. No matter what time it is, parents would rather pick you up than have you drive in a dangerous situation.
* Take your cell phone to prom so you have one in case of emergency.
* Take a spare pair of comfortable shoes with you for driving so you don't have to hit the brakes while wearing unfamiliar high heels or bulky dress shoes.
And for parents:
* Make sure you know where your child is going to be during the dance and at the after-prom parties.
* Don't allow too many prom-goers into one vehicle. (More passengers means more distractions.)
* Consider a limo or an adult driver to chauffeur students − someone who has more experience driving at night and someone who is not hopped up on prom-night adrenaline.
– John H. Bryan, West Virginia Car Accident Attorney.
Monday, August 10, 2009
Learn How to Apply the Perfect Eye Make-Up for any Special Event... Prom??
Friday, August 7, 2009
How to Ask... With a T-Shirt and Shapies
Supply’s needed for the project: washable marker, permanent marker, a light colored t-shirt that will fit your date and a piece of paper.
Step 1: On the front of the t-shirt write,” Will you go to Prom with me?” with PERMANENT marker.
Step 2: Turn the shirt over, and write your name in PERMANENT marker.
Step 3: Grab your WASHABLE marker and write different names all over the front and back of the t-shirt.
Step 4: Safety pin a note to the tag on the tee, which states the directions, “Too find out which one of us asking you to this special dance, throw this t in the washer and give it a quick rinse. When your wash is finish, you’ll be able to which one of us is asking you.”
Step 5: Include a second set of directions that states, “Now that you know who’s asking you to prom, it’s time for you to decide if you want to go. If your answer’s “YES” wear this t-shirt to school tomorrow.”
***The idea is to have all the washable names wash off, so only your name reminds***
Thursday, August 6, 2009
What Should i Order for Prom Dinner?
Here are a few tips to keep in mind when your choosing your prom meal.
*Choose a meal that doesn't require you to pick it up with your hands. Go with grill chicken, salmon or a fillet of beef. Any meal that requires you to use a fork and knife is usually a safe bet.
*Try to avoid saucy dishes. Anything with a lot of dressing like a salad or pasta, is actually a "dress mess" on a plate.
*Watch out for those deadly ingredients. Onion and garlic have a tricky way to stay with you all night. Be considerate of your date, make should you bring either gum, mints, or a toothbrush. Fresh breath is always the best breath!!! Especially for prom.
*If you order dessert for prom, try to stay away from all the delicious gooey toppings, ice creams, and shakes. Try to choose something with minimal dripping like cheesecake or a creme brulee. Save all those amazing gooey dessert for the after prom celebration.
*Don't forget the bib. Always ask your waiter for extra napkins, so you can cover your lab, it's not worth the risk of dripping on that beautiful dress. Try to avoid tucking your napkin into the front of your dress, this isn't a cute look for prom. It is also a great idea to carry either a tide to-go pen or shout wipes, just in case you slip.
***Good Luck Prom Queens***
Prom with Betsey Johnson
Betsey Johnson is well known around the world for her fun, crazy, and very unique clothing line. She has been one of my favorite designers for years. Betsey has created a really fun and flirty prom line for this year. In this video you are able to get some really fun ideas for prom dresses, make-up, and nails.
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
"7 Basic Steps to Chose a Prom Theme"
Step 1-Choose a Prom Theme
If it’s your first time dealing with themes, always choose a simple and easy theme to execute, do not feel like you have to choose a theme that is difficult. Brainstorm with your prom committee to come up with ideas.
Step 2-Draft Design Plan for Prom Theme
Once you and your committee has determined a theme. Then, have your prom decoration committee go measure the area where the prom is going to be held. If it is in a banquet hall, you may request a floor plan along with the room dimensions. This will help you determine how much money you should put aside for decorates. After you come up with the budget, have your prom committee start thinking of ways to decorate for prom within the budget plan.
Step 3- Find Local Merchants for Prom Theme
Research your local neighborhood for merchants that are willing to donate items for prom. You’ll be surprise; many of your local neighborhood stores are willing to help out in someway or another. Some merchants will let you borrow items or give you a big discount, if you do some free advertising for their business at your school sports events.
Step 4- Get Ready to Build your Prom Theme
If the items are ready to be built, schedule a date for volunteers and prom committee members to meet up and start working on the prom decorations, either in the school cafeteria or at somebody's house.
Step 5- Include Food in your Prom Theme
Everybody loves food, especially after hours of dancing. You should have the catering sub-committee research foods that can be incorporated in your theme. For example, using a Mardi Gras theme, you could create a non-alcohol margarita bar.
Step 6- Fantastic Favors can add to your Prom Theme
At many schools around the world, you will receive a traditional prom favor such as champagne glass. Usually with a logo on the glass, including: the prom theme and date painted on the glass. In addition you should include a themed favor such as a Mardi Gras mask to complement the Mardi Gras theme.
Step 7- Get Help with your Prom Theme
Don’t be afraid to ask for help, implementing a prom theme can present many challenges that some of your prom committee member's, coordinator and staff can find very overwhelming and time consuming. If you and your prom committee are running out of time trying making your theme come alive, hire an event planner.
If you think an event planner is out of your budget? Think of some ways to cut back, so you can afford an event planner. For example, buy your food and decorations in bulk or wholesale store; this will help save a little extra money. And keep in mind, you could always raise the price of the prom tickets by a couple bucks, this will cover the expense of an event planner. With the expertise of a professional event planner, your prom theme will be able to be execute and create a memorable experience for all that attend prom.
Monday, August 3, 2009
Duck Tape Prom Theme???
Friday, July 31, 2009
How to Ask That Special Somebody....With a Pizza...
Picking a Prom Theme For Unforgettable night...
Choosing a theme for prom is always tough, but once you have decided on your theme, the fun begins. Having a theme for your prom will create a great essence for the night. Come on kids, prom isn't just another school dance, is it? Well, okay, that's exactly what it is, but prom should be one of the highlights of your high school years. Everybody remembers their prom night, but does anyone actually remember their prom’s theme? A prom theme needs to be attractive in some way or another; the theme should transport your state of mind to make you feel like you are dancing under the stars in some magical place, far-off and away into a kingdom of romance and wonder! Or something like that.
