Prom (a short name for “Promenade
dance” well no one calls it that anymore) is a semi-formal dance arranged for
teens to have their first ultimate American Adolescent experience. Prom was originally
an event for college students; Co-ed banquets that American universities held
in the 19th century for that year’s graduating class.
History
of prom:
Prom is literally older than
Betty White. No seriously, Betty White was born in 1922 and prom has been a significant part of American culture for at least 50 years before that.
Initially, prom served a function similar to debutante balls for middle-class
girls (that was to find potential suitors) but over the course of years, it has
become more of a recreational even to lay off pressure from teens before they
start college (and adulthood, both can be nerve-wracking tbh). The modern form
of prom for highschoolers started in the 1920s as the age for attending college changed
(from early teens 16-17 to late teens 19-20). Proms really took off in the 1950s, a
postwar era where people just needed a reason to celebrate. The tradition for
dance at prom started in the 1960s.
Prom
Today:
From racially segregated proms
to prohibiting LGBTQ and interracial couples to openly attend the event, American
prom has overcome a lot of prejudice and bias. Proms are now so much more
tolerant than they were in earlier years. We all our prom to be special, a
night that we will always remember and cherish. I grew up watching “10 things I
hate about you” and fantasizing about a prom that romantic. In my teen years, high school musical was there to set expectations, what prom should be but, in
reality, prom mostly consists of a night of dance, booze and a lot of bad
decisions that we will treasure for the rest of our lives.
Prom comes with a lot of
anxiety, choosing the perfect dress, preparing for the after-party, getting a
date for prom (how can people get that though) and most importantly how to
arrive at prom to make a grand entrance everyone will remember. The answer is,
hire a damn limousine. Prom; The night when curfews are broken and limousines have taken for a night of fun-filled adventures.
Prom
Limo Rentals in San Diego:
There are many prom limo rentals in San Diego who offer
packages specially customized for prom nights. They have well behaved,
professional chauffeurs who know how to stay discrete when teenagers are being,
well, teenagers. You can arrive at the prom, then leave in the same limo for
the after-parties and then they’ll drop you home as well. You don’t have to
worry about driving after the prom (and can literally knock yourselves out). Prom
comes just once in a lifetime and you don’t want to miss out on anything. A Prom limo rental service will make sure
every time you will look back, the memories of this night will bring a smile to
your face. Lush Limo Coach is a prom limo rental in San Diego with a wide experience in arranging travel plans
for prom night.
