Prom Magazines - Your friend
If we list out our tips and strategies for success, this tip ranks right at number 2.
Do you have the prom magazines in your store? Do you have them where the girls, the girls moms and the boys can browse through them?
These are a critical part of your prom set up and display in your store and here is the best way to you use them. When the young lady or the girls mom comes into the store, ask them to take a couple of minutes to look through the magazines and see if they can find their prom dress in the magazines.
When you come back over to them, ask her to show you the dress, at this point, they have given you a pretty good idea of their corsage budget. If the girl has spent a few hundred dollars on a dress, I would suggest starting their corsage at a higher price than normal. Also, in reverse, if the girl show you a dress that is not as expensive, I would suggest not starting the price of the corsage at a high price.
Keep in mind, in every school there are girls who family is more financially able to afford a higher price corsage and in many times is expecting to pay more of a nicer, one of kind corsage.
Another advantage of the prom magazines for you is to help provide a little inspiration. Try this little exercise, take one of the prom magazines, open it up to a dress and say to yourself; "what would be the perfect corsage to match this dress?" This little exercise will cause your creative side to explode with new ideas and on top of that, it is a very fun exercise.
So, for those who are asking, where do I find a prom magazine, check the local bookstores, Borders, Barnes and Noble and many grocery stores carry them near the check out.
These are very inexpensive tools that can really help you to predict the girls budget and provide new inspiration for your design ideas.
Until next time......
Do you have the prom magazines in your store? Do you have them where the girls, the girls moms and the boys can browse through them?
These are a critical part of your prom set up and display in your store and here is the best way to you use them. When the young lady or the girls mom comes into the store, ask them to take a couple of minutes to look through the magazines and see if they can find their prom dress in the magazines.
When you come back over to them, ask her to show you the dress, at this point, they have given you a pretty good idea of their corsage budget. If the girl has spent a few hundred dollars on a dress, I would suggest starting their corsage at a higher price than normal. Also, in reverse, if the girl show you a dress that is not as expensive, I would suggest not starting the price of the corsage at a high price.
Keep in mind, in every school there are girls who family is more financially able to afford a higher price corsage and in many times is expecting to pay more of a nicer, one of kind corsage.
Another advantage of the prom magazines for you is to help provide a little inspiration. Try this little exercise, take one of the prom magazines, open it up to a dress and say to yourself; "what would be the perfect corsage to match this dress?" This little exercise will cause your creative side to explode with new ideas and on top of that, it is a very fun exercise.
So, for those who are asking, where do I find a prom magazine, check the local bookstores, Borders, Barnes and Noble and many grocery stores carry them near the check out.
These are very inexpensive tools that can really help you to predict the girls budget and provide new inspiration for your design ideas.
Until next time......
posted by Creations by Fitz Design at
4:47 PM
4 Comments:
I was revitalized by your class at Vans on Wednesday, March 2, 2011. You gave me my first experience working with fresh flowers in a professional sense. I am currently designing using permanent botanicals. This is a lot of fun, but designing corsages and boutonniers using fresh flowers is a dream come ture. You also infused me with fresh confidence to get out there and be relentless in growing my business.
I am looking forward to your wedding and sympathy design classes at Vans.
Prom or dress magazines are really helpful. Looking at dress catalogues helped me choose the perfect dress. At first, it was hard because of the almost-inexhaustive choices they offered, but after browsing and reading through their content, I finally had the idea of the dress that best fits my body type and skin tone.
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