Instead of getting a spray tan, try self-tanning. You can also prep your skin beforehand by opting for a great exfoliating product or body brush. Another great way to save is to avoid paying for transportation. While many teens hire fancy cars and limo services, this is a huge extra that really isn't needed and doesn't particularly make your night much more exciting. Cut this out if your budget won't stretch to include it. Simply ask a parent or relative to drop you to prom instead!
Some parents may want to hire a professional photographer for a pre-prom shoot. If this is something you really want to do, try to make it a group event. Ask your friends to share the cost and meet in one place for the photo session.
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Split decision on the scalping of game consoles. Cancel reply. Your email address will not be published. Jacqueline R. To me I really think that the prom dress is not really that worth it to pay a lot just for one night and just to look amazing in it. I would just pick whatever I find that is not that expensive and that it looks nice and pretty. But everyone has their own opinion on what to spend on the dress and for anything else to accompany it and if they are happy then its good.
But on the other hand, girls should consider a budget for their dress and at least try to stick with it. Casarola ended up getting her white, feathered dress from David's Bridal, where her mother Amy, 50, works as a district manager. They did plenty of shopping online and at other stores first, and a lot of checking on a private Facebook group to make sure that none of her friends were buying the same thing.
Nationally, Visa's survey found that parents were planning to pay 59 percent of prom costs, and teens were paying the remainder themselves. Credit card issuer Visa conducted a telephone poll of 3, families nationally over February and March, which was twice the size of its sample last year.
The company launched a new smartphone app, Plan'it Prom, to help with the budgeting process. That is exactly what has been going on in the Astoria, Queens, household of Amalia Garced, 17, who has a May 17 prom for her Manhattan high school, Vanguard.
It's that time of year when the fitting rooms at your local department store are full of girls trying on potential prom dresses. I don't know about you, but I have such wonderful memories of prom. I wore a vintage cream-color dress with gloves—I know and dark blue Stuart Weitzman shoes that I have to admit, I still pull out from time to time.
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