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Top 5 Place To Shop For Big/Little Reveal

Littles need to be properly spoiled.

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Top 5 Place To Shop For Big/Little Reveal

So the craziness of recruitment is finally over and you are thrilled to have another amazing pledge class represent the best sisterhood around. You are filled with nostalgia as you recall the excitement you had when you first joined the sorority and, in some ways, you wish you could go back. On the other hand…this year it’s your turn to take on a little and expand your favorite lineage! As reveal week approaches, here are the top 5 stores you should visit to spoil your little properly:

1. The Dollar Store

The dollar store for reveal week is your best friend. This store will have everything you need to decorate your little’s room and keep a reasonable budget. From streamers and balloons to flowers and mason jars, you’ll find plenty goodies to fill the small freshmen dorms.

2. Greekgear.com

One of the best things about reveal is all of the pass-downs you get to give your little. Almost instantaneously, littles go from having no sorority t-shirts to literally over 100, all ranging in antiquity. At the same time, it’s nice to add to the growing pile goods with some newer accessories. Greekgear.com has your back. The website sells everything from magnets and pens to hats and fanny packs for every sorority.

3. Walmart

Walmart is a great stop for some extra goods the dollar couldn’t cover. Find your little’s favorite movies, hair products, or beauty supplies to spoil them rotten or perhaps uncover an absurdly large version of your sisterhood’s mascot to hide in her room—the possibilities are endless!

4. The Grocery Store

Hit up the grocery store to score your little’s favorite snacks and candies. You can also never go wrong buying from the bakery. Shower them with food—it’s the best way to any girl’s heart

5. Party City

Though a little more expensive than the dollar store or Walmart, Party City has great theme decorations. Grab goods in your little’s favorite color and make her room look unforgettable.

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