So the dress we bought back then was perfect for Prom a month or so later. But I'm getting ahead of myself. Each dance starts with a request and an answer. June was out one evening when the doorbell rang and we found this on the step.
Naturally, she had to answer in like fashion. I think her idea was very creative, but I liked the addition I gave of the 'hole in one.'
When the boys do the asking, I don't know much about what is happening. They plan and we wait for news. But there are a few things we could do to plan ahead. I knew that June would need a boutonniere. I looked up some youtube videos and got some supplies and they actually aren't too hard to make. I think it turned out okay.
For the day date, the kids did a cook off competition. Each team had clever little cooking saying on their shirts. June's shirt said, "Slice, Slice Baby"
They went to the store and bought ingredients with a limited budget and had to make a meal. Then all teams went to different kitchens and went to town. Here are a couple of the finished products. They look delicious.
June came home from the day date and got ready for the evening date. I got to do her hair all cutesy. And I loved her heels.
Then I had a FAIL moment. I wanted to get some cute pictures of Gage and June while they exchanged boutonniere and corsage. June had never pinned a boutonniere on before and it took her a couple tries. I got all these fun pictures and when they took off and I went inside, I found out there was no card in my camera. I hadn't taken any pictures AT ALL. It was really sad.
But luckily for me, they still took pictures with the group. June is such a cutie. I think she had a good time with Gage.
Such a fun group. June has enjoyed every dance she has gone to and I think her first Prom was a good one. Here's to many more.
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