I'm talking about like at UGA. Pictures of NMs sitting in front of the houses on Bid Day in white dresses. How does that happen? Everywhere I've been involved with everyone gets their bids at the same time and runs to the houses. Do these folks detour to the dorm and change? I just don't know how that works.
I did not say, nor did I mean, that they had to wear the color of the sorority. I said "certain color". White or black seem to be the norm so just wondering how that happens, logistically speaking.
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Originally Posted by Titchou
I'm talking about like at UGA. Pictures of NMs sitting in front of the houses on Bid Day in white dresses. How does that happen? Everywhere I've been involved with everyone gets their bids at the same time and runs to the houses. Do these folks detour to the dorm and change? I just don't know how that works.
Isn't UGA like KY, where they ALL are told to wear white on bid day? I haven't heard of a school where one house's pledges all wear one color and another wear a different color. If there is, I'm intrigued as you are about the changing...
Yes, UGA has all new members wear white to their bid day. In my case, Sigma Kappa tucked a note in my bid indicating I should bring a change of casual clothes.
We changed out of white after our pledging ceremony and before dinner. I don't remember exactly, but I changed either in the bathroom or in my future Big's bedroom.
I don't know the exact reasoning UGA does this, but it makes the NMs easy to spot!
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