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Los Quince Años - the Sweet 15 of Latin American and Spanish girls - is the milestone many girls and their families start planning from a young age. It represents the beginning of a new chapter, the transition from a young girl to a woman.
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As the entire celebration is about a girl entering womanhood, the shoes represent precisely that. The Quinceañera will start the day in sneakers or flats and at one point in the night, a parent, usually the father, will seat the Quinceañera in the center stage as he changes her “childhood” shoes with shoes with heels, representing grown-up shoes.

Damas and Caballeros are pretty much the same as bridesmaids and groomsmen in a bridal party - except there is no wedding. Most often, the Quinceañera will have a partner making 1 couple, and her Damas and Caballeros will be paired in 14 couples totaling 15 couples representing the birthday years.

The last doll is a doll that the Quinceañera gives up and passes down to the next young girl in the family. It symbolizes growing up and now focusing on more adult interests.

The Quinceañera is royalty. Every Quinceañera has the option to wear a tiara, a crown, a scepter, and a cape and like all royals, a lavish party follows the ceremony!

Today, we celebrate Quinceañeras very differently than our Indigenous ancestors. The marriage part is gone at 15 years old, but traditions incorporated from Spain and all the different Latin American countries have remained. In a nutshell, the celebration is the same at 15 years old, however, there are variations to the Quinceañera.

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Although the exact date is unknown, the origins of the Quinceañera started with the indigenous including the Mayans and Aztecs holding ceremonies that represented girls becoming women and preparing them for marriage.
When Spain colonized Mexico and the rest of Latin America, they adopted the Quinceañera and incorporated Catholicism into the Quinceañera ceremony. The more territory their explored, the more Catholicism and new Quinceañera traditions spread. Some families will opt to have a mass for the Quinceañera.
El Vals, also known as the Waltz is the first dance the Quinceañera will dance with her father or an honourary male figure in the Quinceañera’s life. Traditionally, the song is a Waltz but as songs change and trend, Quinceañeras and their fathers are more frequently doing choreographed dances and incorporating more modern sounds.
A Quinceañera traditionally wears a pink ballgown but as fashion trends change, the Quinceañera dress can be as modest or elaborate as the birthday girl chooses. Quinceañera dresses now include an array of colours and designs.
Our princess package offers a great place to start with your party planning, we can customize any package to fit your party needs! Here is what is included:
Shimmer & Shine
Add-on $1,249
Digital or 360 Photo Booth - 3 hrs
2 Booth Attendants
2 intelligent lights or LED up-lights
16 x 20 Canvas Print

Glitz & Glam
Add-on $1,748
Digital or 360 Photo Booth - 3 hrs
2 Booth Attendants
2 intelligent lights (moving heads)
LED up-lights
16 x 20 Canvas Print
