[header] How to recreate a prom for someone who missed theirs [title] Obtain a good, realistic venue. [step] Your ideal venue is any facility with some kind of dance floor, such as a ballroom at a hotel or even a community center, and/or a high school or college auditorium or gymnasium. As long as you have some kind of reasonable dance floor, any venue will do if it feels realistic enough.
[header] How to recreate a prom for someone who missed theirs [title] Obtain a good, realistic venue. [step] Your ideal venue is any facility with some kind of dance floor, such as a ballroom at a hotel or even a community center, and/or a high school or college auditorium or gymnasium. As long as you have some kind of reasonable dance floor, any venue will do if it feels realistic enough.
Try to choose a venue with at least two square footage (22 square feet). At your school, a large gymnasium will do and you will have to afford additional equipment and lighting to make it look good. [substeps] With a clean dance floor, there is no need to hire a professional if you feel it will be taken seriously. There will be plenty of photos, music and decorations arranged throughout the dance floor. Check around in the area where you are planning to hold the event. [title] Consider hiring an event planner if you can afford to do so. When choosing a dance floor, consider both cost and performance quality, as well as a character dance level. [substeps] You may know that the dance floor was refurbished at a particular point, but it can still be expensive.