Streamer Curtains – How to Make Your Own!
Written by Carrie Reed
February 22, 2013
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Decorations, Events, Featured, Homecoming, Prom
Streamer Curtains are the hottest new idea in decorating for Prom or special events! They are easy and inexpensive to make and can create dramatic effects when used for photo backdrops or entry way doors. How to make Streamer Curtains Start by choosing your material. Make sure you use at least 2-3 different colors or tones Continue Reading »
Planning Your Senior Banquet
Written by Carrie Reed
February 22, 2013
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Events
Whether you have a Senior Dinner, Senior Banquet or Baccalaureate, it is a special evening for your Graduating Seniors. Making it memorable and staying on budget is sometimes a challenge. Here are a few tips to help you get started. 1. Set your budget. Big or small, you’ll need to know what it is and Continue Reading »
Mini Desserts
Written by Carrie Reed
Have you caught the Mini Desserts craze yet? These adorable little sweet shooters are all the rage. From dances & weddings, reunions & corporate events to Prom! Event planners are finding that they are the perfect answer to dessert; sweet, delectable, amazing little bites of heaven. They offer that little sweet something that guests crave, Continue Reading »
The New Age of Prom Planning
Written by Carrie Reed
January 24, 2013
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Featured, Planning, Prom
This ain’t your mama’s Prom! It’s a techno world out there, and planning your big event with the use of modern technology will make it easier and more successful! Teens are all about technology. From facebook to twitter and texting, it’s in their blood. They live and breathe it. So getting classmates involved should be Continue Reading »
6 Ways to Save on Prom Favors
Written by Carrie Reed
January 23, 2013
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Favors, Featured, Prom
Prom budgets are being squeezed more than ever. Somewhere you have to make cuts, and you’re probably left wondering…where?! Should Prom Favors get axed? We polled students across the country and the results were a resounding NO. Most said they appreciate a gift or favor they can take home, a memento of their special night. Continue Reading »
Songs & Color Tips
Written by Carrie Reed
January 23, 2013
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Prom
Songs to complement each of our Prom themes to perfection, and set just the right mood for your unforgettable Prom! Below each song list, there is also a listing of “Theme Accent Colors” to act as a color guide for additional items you’d like to use to complement your main theme. This list will Continue Reading »
Online Freebies
Written by Carrie Reed
January 23, 2013
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Prom
There’s no need to start from scratch. We’ve gathered some helpful resources to make planning your event easy and fun. PDF Downloads: Homecoming Planner Fundraising Flyer Spirit Week Activity Checklist Fundraising Guide The BFFs’ Guide To Prom Prom Checklist Prom Planner
Planning Your Prom Committees
Written by Carrie Reed
January 23, 2013
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Planning, Prom
Planning Your Prom Committees Getting ready to plan Prom is often a chore in itself. Good organization up front will help you get things started right and keep the process running smoothly. If your school is small, you may be used to planning as one large committee, but it might be wise to declare committees, Continue Reading »
Rockin’ Your Prom and Homecoming Royalty
Written by Carrie Reed
January 23, 2013
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Decorations, Favors, Fundraising, Planning, Prom, Royalty
crown, Prom, prom king, prom queen, royalty, sash, tiara
Prom Royalty is an honor bestowed upon few lucky individuals. But sometimes these royal folks get left behind when Prom Budgets get squeezed to the max. Old worn and faded robes, dull crowns & tiaras and generic sashes get overused year after year and diminish the royal treatment. This year, get up to date with Continue Reading »
5 Ways to Make Prom Better Than Ever
Written by Carrie Reed
January 23, 2013
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Decorations, Featured, Planning, Prom
5 Ways To Make Prom Better Than Ever! Posted on: Thursday, December 30, 2010 1. Involve students early on. Take polls, ask questions, get feedback, and by all means get as many kids on the Prom committee as possible. The more input, the more you’re able to create an evening that is exactly how they Continue Reading »


