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WHAT ARE THE STANDARDS?

 We understand everyone has different standards, so we will be defining ours clearly.  If they align closely with yours, or you feel you can respect and keep our standards as stated, please join us! 

We believe in being modest in dress, appearance, environment, and behavior.

 

We define modest formalwear as: 
  • Keeping  backs, shoulders, cleavage, and midriffs covered in clothing that is not see through

  • Young Women should have skirt  lengths that cover legs from the knees up, with skirt slits not going higher than three inches above the knee

  • Having clothing that covers underwear

  • Young Men should wear tuxedos, suits,  dress slacks, button up shirts, and ties.

 

We define modest in environment as:
  • Enough lighting that there are no dark corners

  • Themes that do not encourage inappropriate behavior for minors such as gambling, violence, crime, substance abuse or sexual promiscuity

  • Chaperones that are engaged in the event and care about the needs of guests  

  • Music that does not encourage sexual promiscuity, violence, crime, or substance abuse

We define modest in behavior as:
  • No profane language/swearing/cussing.  Don't be a potty mouth!

  •  No erotic dancing styles such as grinding, juking, freaking, bending, twerking, 'dirty dancing', etc..

  • Not demonstrating inappropriate public displays of affection, such as passionate kissing or touching of someone else's 'privates'

Do's and Don'ts For the Modest Prom

These styles are NOT within our guidelines

X

Exposed midriff & shoulders

X

Neckline too low, exposed cleavage, skirt too short

X

Exposed back

X

Does not really cover the shoulders

X

Exposed midriff,

front skirt too short

X

Does not cover the shoulders or midriff

X

Does not cover cleavage, shoulders or midriff

X

Does not cover  midriff

X

Exposed shoulders and cleavage

X

Sheer fabric on back

X

Sheer Bodice, can see undergarments

X

Exposed cleavage & shoulders,  skirt slit too high above knee

X
X

Sheer fabric over shoulders

shoulders exposed

Exposed cleavage, skirt too high above knee

Sleeveless shirts not appropriate for this event

X

Jeans too casual, holes above knees

X
X

Sleeveless shirts not appropriate for this event

T-shirt Tuxedo is not formalwear

LOL!!

Also sleeveless

X
X
X
X

Jeans too casual, holes above knees

Sleeveless shirts not appropriate for this event

Jean jacket too casual for this event

Modest Formalwear
appropriate for this event

 We understand everyone has different standards, so we will be defining ours clearly.  If they align closely with yours, or you feel you can respect and keep our standards as stated, please join us! 

We believe in being modest in dress, appearance, environment, and behavior.

 

We define modest formalwear as: 
  • Keeping  backs, shoulders, cleavage, and midriffs covered in clothing that is not see through

  • Young Women should have skirt  lengths that cover legs from the knees up, with skirt slits not going higher than three inches above the knee

  • Having clothing that covers underwear

  • Young Men should wear tuxedos, suits,  dress slacks, button up shirts, and ties.

 

We define modest in environment as:
  • Enough lighting that there are no dark corners

  • Themes that do not encourage inappropriate behavior for minors such as gambling, violence, crime, substance abuse or sexual promiscuity

  • Chaperones that are engaged in the event and care about the needs of guests  

  • Music that does not encourage sexual promiscuity, violence, crime, or substance abuse

We define modest in behavior as:
  • No profane language/swearing/cussing.  Don't be a potty mouth!

  •  No erotic dancing styles such as grinding, juking, freaking, bending, twerking, 'dirty dancing', etc..

  • Not demonstrating inappropriate public displays of affection, such as passionate kissing or touching of someone else's 'privates'

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