An Evening in Paris

Lexington High Prom 2011

Chelsea BrewsterAmy Simon

Kyle JandaJames Hall

Our proposed theme for Lexington High’s 2011 prom is an elegant Evening in Paris.

The Lexington Parks Building will be transformed into a Parisian dream.

Theme

Focal pointsThe main attraction is the 12’

lighted Eiffel Tower with accompanying lamp post. Colored butcher paper can be hung behind

the tower to set it off.

Night Sky- Silver stars will hang from the ceiling on silver ribbon.

Tables will be donned with sleek black table cloths, mirror center

pieces, 6 votive candles and a small floral arrangement in a

hurricane shaped glass (flowers will not be as large as the ones

pictured).

Take-home memory booklets will be placed at

each seat.

Tables.

Parents will help collect memories of the class from baby pictures to senior portraits and compile

them to create a slideshow that will play during desert for the whole class to view and then repeat during dancing. We have also ordered a mic and set of speakers for the scheduled presentations.

Also, if there is a stage there, we will place a large flower arrangement in front.

Slideshow/Entertainment

Buffet

We’re assuming kids will eat before they attend the event. Therefore, using the chocolate fountain owned by the school, parents will put

together fruit/marshmallow/angel food cake desert kabobs. Kabob-style presentation will help keep dipping quick and hopefully keep

fingers out of the chocolate. They will be presented on three tiered silver trays and the focal point on the table will be the bright tulip

arrangement from Love’s, Rockdale.

Pictures of each couple will be taken by

Photography by Jen upon

entrance to the event. There will be a starry night

backdrop and Eiffel Tower with ‘Lexington

Prom 2011’ written on it.

Portraits

BUDGET.

REMAINING.

In total, we spent $3,202.

This means there will be $1,198 left over for the Senior trip. This figure does NOT include the revenue ticket sales will

generate. Therefore you will have more than two-grand left to spend on the trip.