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Ideas for School Dance with a Moonlight Theme

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Date: 03/01/2005 Topic: Parties > Advice  
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I am part of the Eighth grade social committee and the eighth grade has voted on the theme and they have decided to have a Moonlight theme. if anyone has any ideas that we could use please post them. Those ideas will be greatly appreciated. Thank you! Courtney - Maine
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Post By Natalie (Guest Post) (10/04/2008)
Ok. Well I'm the STUCO president and our last dance we did a night under the stars so...

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Post By I need Some advice (Guest Post) (05/27/2008)
Hi there everyone, I have just been told that i have to organize a school ball in 7 weeks. I'm thinking of doing a night themed ball and calling it "Midnight Enchantments"
I am also struggling to come up with decoration ideas. Can someone please help me? Thanks, A friend in need

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Post By fred (Guest Post) (03/20/2007)
Help
the kids think it will be boring.
what to do

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Post By Hi This IS Kayla (Guest Post) (01/09/2007)
i really love this theme and i think it is very unique i need help on this one because there is lots of conflict going on like how would you dress for it and what is something we could do for door prizes that has to do with it i just can't think of what they would wear i know how to decorate it though so PLEASE give me some ideas i am in desparate need fast lol thank you

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Post By Regina (Guest Post) (11/19/2006)
Hey,
I need HELP! We need to have a dance in December. Most of my friends want a formal dance like last year. Although, I would like to do something a little different. Something to make it interesting. Not B-O-R-I-N-G. It is hard to entertain teens now-a-days. So please give some creative, interesting ideas that are incorporated with formal wear. Thanks-a-bunches.
P.S. We have a very SMALL school, so we are on a low budget.

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Post By Brodie-lee (Guest Post) (06/29/2006)
At our school, we are doing the first ever year 11 formal.. Cause our yr 10 and 12 balls r huge.. this one is a budget price one.. where we dont buy expensive dresses.. do u like the idea of holywood glitz and glamour?

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Post By Kenzie (Guest Post) (04/12/2006)
u can also do a Mardi Gras thing! it wuz a big hit with our school

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Post By mattie (Guest Post) (03/29/2006)
we need tips on decorating are school for a arabian night theme

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Post By Jordan (Guest Post) (02/04/2006)
Yeah i am having a dance just like that but it is for 6th graders... i am going to take all the tips from everyone else and use them so thank u everyone and i hope u had a nice dance!!

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Post By Nakomis (Guest Post) (12/30/2005)
you can put a disco ball and glowing things, glowing spray paint, but is the place going to be dark? p.s. r u courtney unger?

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Post by mominct (2) | (03/19/2005)
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A cool "sky" idea! Hang strands of white Christmas lights across the ceiling. Then hangs lengths of dark gossamer beneath them (both close to the ceiling if possible). This will create a starlit effect!

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Post By Kathy B.. (Guest Post) (03/03/2005)
You can buy gossamer at Stumps Prom. It comes in a variety of colors and patterns. It can easily be used to cover the ceiling and you can put white lights in it to make it shine. It is beautiful!

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Post by meoowmom (1415) | (03/02/2005)
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Courtney,
a suggestion;
put up those glow in the dark stars up or get
black paper and make a scene with glow in the dark paints in craft section at WalMart , I use the one
that is around the paint section from Disney a little
bottle goes a long way. I painted all my light\switches so I can find them in the dark.
That is just one idea.

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Post By Cheryl from Missouri (Guest Post) (03/02/2005)
I think the glow in the dark stars you find at the dollar star would make great ceiling and wall decorations. Maybe you could have a wishing well for people to toss coins into. You could donate the money to a good cause.

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Post By R.S. Aurora, CO (Guest Post) (03/02/2005)
You can use a disco globe or solarium globe to achieve the starlit effect. A solarium globe is a globe or light source that projects the solar system on the ceiling/walls.

You can also make stars from cardboard/cardstock & cover with foil or spray paint.

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Post By Dani (Guest Post) (03/02/2005)
When I was in High School we had a social with the theme "An Evening In Paris" It was beautiful. And didn't cost too much. We made our gym look like a street in Paris at night. We even had an Eiffel Tower. We had one of our parents make lamp posts and put ballons on top to make the bulbs. We also had cozy tables and chairs. The back ground was black paper with small stars on it. There was soft light everywhere and just a romatic feel to the evening. It was beautiful. We had lots of silver balloons too. It was very elegant. Hope this helps.

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Post by Suzanne S. (185) | (03/01/2005)
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Hi Courtney. Could you provide us with a little more to go on so we could know which direction to help you in. Like, for example, when is the dance taking place? Do you have a location? Is it an indoor or outdoor event? What sort of budget is there? Are there already school traditions involved that would need to be incorporated? Things of that nature. That way we could focus on being creative where you need it most. Let us know how we can help. Thanks.

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