It’s That Season Again: All Things Prom
The conversations are already beginning. Teachers are already begging their students to focus on the task, but they are focused on another thing: Prom.
Where to eat, what to wear, where to buy the dress, who to ask, how to get there, etc.
Where to Eat:
Don’t forget to make reservations before hand. Also, be courteous and give a generous tip to your waitress.
If you want to stay local:
- Bistro
- Olive Garden
- Jimmy’s Pasta
If you want to eat in Seattle:
- Italian Food:
- Assaggio Ristorante
- Buca di Beppo
Mexican Food:
- La Carta De Oaxaca
- Fogon Cocina Mexicana
Thai Food:
- Noi Thai Cuisine
- Thai Tom
Vietnamese Food:
- Green Leaf Vietnamese Restaurant
- Tamarind Tree
American Food:
- List Restaurant
- Dick’s Drive-In
Best Dress Deals:
- Check out Value Village, Goodwill, and Ross to find inexpensive dresses that are usually in great condition, as they were only worn once.
- JCPenney always has a decent selection of formal dresses for under $200
- Amazon: they may not be of top quality, but they are inexpensive and appear to be so. Just make sure to read up on the customer reviews before purchasing.
- David’s Bridal has dresses for every shape and size, and have a variety of colors and styles.
- If you want something more casual, Forever 21 has a decent selection of semi-formal dresses for less than $100.
- ASOS – their prices have a wide range, but they do have a wide selection of styles and affordability
- BooHooo – most of their dresses are under $100
- If you want vintage shop at Modcloth
- If you are buying online, buy early just in case the dress doesn’t fit right.
Promposals:
- Make a sign: signs are cute even though they’re cliche.
- Make sure to have someone ready with a camera, these moments are meant to be captured.
- Use colorful flowers, or a single rose to make a statement. If you’re trying to tell the person something special, look up the meanings of the flower colors.
- If you’re detail oriented and patient, create the word “Prom?” In his/her front lawn out of candles. (Make sure it’s not going to rain or just use the electric ones).
- Buy their favorite books from a half priced book store and give them to him/her intermittently during the day, giving them a specific page and word count to go to, creating “Will you go to prom” and then you verbally finish “with me?”.
- If you’re really struggling to come up with ideas, Pinterest will become your best friend.
Transportation:
Limos and party buses are expensive, so if you are going to rent one, take a lot of people to divide the cost. Also, be aware that most rental services raise their prices for the Prom occasion due to high demand.
- Check out https://a-alimo.com for decent prices for stretch limos and party buses.
- Car-pool – it saves money