Showing posts with label Dresses; Prom Dresses; Prom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dresses; Prom Dresses; Prom. Show all posts

Saturday, May 3, 2014

Join Us Today - Mother's Day Beauty Clinic


 


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SATURDAY, MAY 3, 2014
12:00 P.M. – 2:00 P.M. – 4:00 P.M. - 6:00 P.M
The Millennium Hotel, 2800 Campus Walk Ave Durham, NC 27705
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Tuesday, August 20, 2013

NY The Wedding Affair Valentine's Heart Bridal Show


A new season is coming our way NY "The Wedding Affair" Valentine's Heart Bridal Show.



Wedding events are fun and exciting way to learn about wedding trends and fashions as well as a great way to find local wedding professionals. 

Brides and Grooms come out and meet your local vendors indulge in samples, extravagant giveaways, fashion show, cake tastings, on-site consultations this show will help you create the wedding of your dreams.  


"Brides are free when accompanied by to paid attendees".  Tickets are on sale now $5.00 pre-register on line.  www.nytheweddingaffair.com - Tickets at the door $10.00 

Register for our "Grand Prize"  Honeymoon get-a-way 4 days-three nights - AM Resorts -Dreams Cancun Resort & Spa (airfare is not included)


Vendors if you are a interested in getting your brand out in front of these newly engaged couples this is where you need to be.  We help support the small businesses by showcasing you as our preferred vendors.  We have three vendors per category.  This is where you need to be.   It is a first come first serve. 

For vendor and sponsor opportunities go to www.nytheweddingaffair.com


Thursday, March 29, 2012

For Prom, Schools Say 'No' to the Dress Dress Codes Deem Some Styles Too Sexy; Wielding a 3-Inch Ruler


 This spring, Hal David, principal at Cedartown High School in northwest Georgia, has spent a lot of time thinking about evening gowns.

"Unacceptable," he has labeled some dresses shown on posters plastered in the hallways to publicize the school's first dress code for prom. The signs also show styles deemed "acceptable" for the event, set for April 21 at the local country club. "It's a picture-is-worth-a-thousand-words kind of deal," says Mr. David. "We don't want somebody to spend a lot of money on a dress and then show up and there be an issue."




Raymond McCrea Jones/Redux Pictures for The Wall Street Journal

  At Cedartown High School, in Georgia, posters publicize the new dress code for prom and show images of unacceptable styles.

Sunnyvale High School

Some high schools have put together elaborate PowerPoint presentations with annotated images. This slide, from Sunnyvale High School in Texas, shows how low is too low for the back of a dress.