Talk:Cotillion ball

Australian equivalent?
I object to the statement saying that deb balls are equivalent to US proms. This is certainly not the case in Australia, at least. If no one objects, I will remove that statement within a couple of weeks. Perhaps other Australians could clarify the issue, ie maybe deb ball=prom in certain states. Australian schools can have many school dance type events including socials and formals (US prom falls somewhere between a school social and a (Australian) formal), and not all schools have deb balls. --Colourblind 04:07, 28 July 2006 (UTC)

Merge
This page represents only one form of debutante ball, the others of which are listed in debutante. Its content should be moved to and merged with Debutante, and this page should instead redirect to Debutante or Cotillion. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Mgcsinc (talk • contribs)


 * I disagree. Debutante is about the person, not the event. I think debutante should be stubbed, and the content moved to different articles for each country. If needs be, they could all be merged to debutante ball, but definitely not the other way round. This page definitely shouldn't be redirected to Cotillion either, that's an exclusively American phrase. +Fin - 13:58, 24 August 2006 (UTC)

Move discussion in progress
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