Chicago party ride service offers prom packages with late model luxury Lincoln Town cars and 6, 8, and 10 passenger luxury stretch limousines. Our fleet also includes 16 & 22 passenger stretch SUVs and Luxury Limo Buses up to 24 passengers. Our prom packages include a professionally trained and experienced chauffeur and a fully stocked bar of non-alcoholic beverages. Safety is our utmost priority when it comes to our prom packages. Whichever vehicle you choose, our professional chauffeurs will assure your driving safety, as well as that your personal needs are met far beyond your expectations. Our chauffeurs are trained to specifically to deal with your prom needs. We work with many high schools so our services are in line with school policy, as well as the students' needs. All of this helps assure you that you or your children will have the most enjoyable and safe travel experience
Prom packages include: non-alcoholic beverages (ice, water, soda) and one time split before or during high school events, such as proms and dances, with at least one-hour on the front-end. One split means that we will allow the clock to stop once, and then restart the clock at a later time, minimum 2 hours per split. No splits are allowed after the main event is over (2-hours before and 3 hours after split time is also available) call Chicago best limousine service Chicago party ride 312-685-5888

Prom info:
In the United States a prom, short for promenade or encouragement, is used to describe a official dance held at the end of the high school academic year. In the United Kingdom, the term is more widely understood to be in reference to a season of classical concerts or "proms", which have been held between July and September since 1811, today run by the BBC. The British synonym for the North American event would be Leavers Ball, Leavers Dinner or informally Leavers Do, closer to the Australian description (see below.) In Canada the terms Grad or Formal are most common and the event is usually only held for those in their graduating year of high school.

While proms at smaller schools may be open to the entire student body, large schools may hold two proms, a junior prom for those finishing their 11th grade year and a senior prom for those who are finishing their high school years. However, most schools hold a prom open only to juniors, seniors, and their guests. The name is derived from the late nineteenth century practice of a promenade ball. The end of year tradition stemmed from the graduation ball tradition .

Boys usually dress in black tie (a dinner jacket and bow tie), sometimes with brightly colored cummerbunds or vests, though any sort of formal wear can be worn. Traditionally, girls gave boys matching boutonnieres to be worn on the tuxedos. Girls traditionally wear formal gowns or dresses adorned with a corsage given to them by their date. Many boys also match the color of their tie to their date's dress. Often, boys and girls will dress according to the theme of the prom – and definitely don’t forget the formal limousine most likely in black http://www.a1usalimo.com/gallery.html