Thrifty Thursday: 10 Practical Money Saving Prom Tips
For tuxedo rental, go for the one with the highest discount. Student and prom discounts help tuxedo rental places compete for your prom-going teen’s dollars. Call around to the different places before going in and finding the best bargain.
Take a disposable camera to the dance. Taking your own pictures can cut down on getting the larger prom pictures package. Disposable cameras work well at these types of events because you do not need to be too worried about losing it, like you would an expensive digital camera.
Purchase Tea Length Prom Dresses off-season or buy secondhand from last year’s seniors.
Scour shoe sale fliers. Never buy sparkly or dyed prom shoes for full price.
If you are getting a limousine, share the ride with one or two other couples. Otherwise, it’s less expensive to use your own cars or have a parent chauffer.
Host a before prom hair and makeup party instead of paying high rates at Long Prom Dresses.
Order pizza and go to a friend’s home after the prom instead of paying the high prices at a fancy restaurant.
Borrow jewelry from older relatives. The vintage look is always appropriate for events like the prom and is really trendy right now. Why not wear the real thing and save money to boot?
Think ahead when choosing the style of your Short Prom Dresses or Open Back Prom Dresses. Go for a look that can be wore again at weddings or New Year’s Eve parties.
Discount florists are located at many larger chain grocery stores. Call around for the best prices for Backless Prom Dresses.
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