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Throwing a Coming Out Party for My First Recruit - Any Suggestions?

KICK OFF parties.In summary, the conversation is about hosting a party for a new recruit in a small, Christian, old-school type situation. The host is considering a "coming out" party, but others suggest calling it a "kick off" party instead. The conversation also includes references to debutantes and traditional society events. The party is ultimately a success, with a sales total of $745.
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I just signed my 1st recruit. The lady that is hosting her first show, wants to do sorta a "coming out" party for the recruit. I think this will be sorta fun.

Has anyone done anything like this?

Any suggestions?:confused:

Carol
 
We call it a kick off party. I did my own first show 2 weeks after I signed. I invited all my friends and family. Only 5 showed but it was still a great time to get a first show out of the way!
 
or open house as some people call it....never heard of it as a coming out, and people might get another impression, as I did...
 
vwpamperedchef said:
or open house as some people call it....never heard of it as a coming out, and people might get another impression, as I did...
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That was probably the idea....

I would nix the 'coming out' idea, unless, of course, the party was on October 11, which is typically National Coming Out Day, and the host was actually 'coming out'.
 
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"coming out"You know, maybe I forgot to say that this is in a small, christian, old school tpe situation. Where back in the day your debutante (a girl introduced into society) would be givin a "coming out" party or ball.

Guess, I am older than I thought, I never even went to the "closet" thought.
 
:angel: I must be older than I thought too, for 33. I thought of Little Women when Meg is primped by the society gals. Then James Stewart in Harvey, when his niece can't be introduced into "society". Weird. I think a ball would be divine! You could take on a "Debute into Society" stance and have a wonderful time. If it is a small community, old school type situation, they will most likely "get it". The Princess of Cooking is being introduced at a royal ball. Have fun with it. I think it would be a great party.
 
Oh, I want to go!

How was the party? How is your reqruit?
 
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We had alot of fun... We set it up as a regular show, then she and I went into the kitchen, I removed my apron and she put her name tag and apron on, then I went back out and announced her... All her friends were surprised, it was a HUGE hit and I plan on doing it again. Thanks for asking.

Show was $745 or so.
 
We call them GRAND OPENINGs
 

Related to Throwing a Coming Out Party for My First Recruit - Any Suggestions?

1. What is a "Coming Out" Party?

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2. How do I host a "Coming Out" Party?

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