Parade Of States, Celebrations, and Parties

chalker · Post by **chalker** » Mon Apr 25, 2011 1:02 pm

Phenylethylamine wrote: I don't think people usually get really formal for the opening ceremony, although I'm sure someone does. Most schools wear tee-shirts that somehow represent their school or state. It's the award ceremony that everyone gets dressed up for.

That's correct. The opening ceremony is supposed to be fun and somewhat casual. Wear silly hats, dress up like your school's mascot, or something stereotypical of your state, etc etc. The awards ceremony is formal (e.g. suits, jackets, dresses, etc).

Post by **fishman100** » Mon Apr 25, 2011 2:20 pm

chalker wrote:
Phenylethylamine wrote: I don't think people usually get really formal for the opening ceremony, although I'm sure someone does. Most schools wear tee-shirts that somehow represent their school or state. It's the award ceremony that everyone gets dressed up for.
That's correct. The opening ceremony is supposed to be fun and somewhat casual. Wear silly hats, dress up like your school's mascot, or something stereotypical of your state, etc etc. The awards ceremony is formal (e.g. suits, jackets, dresses, etc).

yeah, for the opening ceremony I think our team is just gonoa wear out shirts

But I didn't know the AC was formal...are team shirts okay?

soccerisforlosers · Post by **soccerisforlosers** » Mon Apr 25, 2011 3:37 pm

fishman100 wrote:
chalker wrote:
Phenylethylamine wrote: I don't think people usually get really formal for the opening ceremony, although I'm sure someone does. Most schools wear tee-shirts that somehow represent their school or state. It's the award ceremony that everyone gets dressed up for.
That's correct. The opening ceremony is supposed to be fun and somewhat casual. Wear silly hats, dress up like your school's mascot, or something stereotypical of your state, etc etc. The awards ceremony is formal (e.g. suits, jackets, dresses, etc).
yeah, for the opening ceremony I think our team is just gonoa wear out shirts

But I didn't know the AC was formal...are team shirts okay?

technically youre supposed to dress nicely but my team has never dressed up for the awards. I think we were like the only school that didnt dress up haha. but were wearing formal attire this year though

Post by **fishman100** » Mon Apr 25, 2011 4:01 pm

Well, I understand that this is Nationals, but what about regionals/states? every team in VA didn't dress up for the AC

chalker · Post by **chalker** » Mon Apr 25, 2011 9:36 pm

fishman100 wrote:Well, I understand that this is Nationals, but what about regionals/states? every team in VA didn't dress up for the AC

What I said only applies to Nationals. I've never been to a regional or state tournament that had formal attire for the awards ceremony.

808girl · Post by **808girl** » Tue Apr 26, 2011 12:27 am

Ohhhh! I see...

How about the Award Ceremony? What's the attire like there?

Post by **paleonaps** » Tue Apr 26, 2011 12:50 pm

Formal. Guys, jacket and tie. Girls, a dress, I guess.

Post by **Luo** » Thu Apr 28, 2011 8:39 pm

The "official" guidelines about dressing up for the opening and closing ceremonies can be found here.

soccerisforlosers · Post by **soccerisforlosers** » Sat Apr 30, 2011 7:09 pm

according to that article, it says that each school has 3 to 5 people representing their state during the parade of states. they are changing some things up i guess. usually its just 2 people

gyourkoshaven · Post by **gyourkoshaven** » Sat Apr 30, 2011 10:23 pm

What would the other 1-3 people do? It only takes 2 to hold up a banner...

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