Miss Georgia Girl & America's Mrs. Georgia State Finals Information
July 16-17, 2010
Chattahoochee Technical College
Paulding Campus - Auditorium
400 Nathan Dean Blvd.
Dallas, GA 30132
All girls between ages 3-24, Ms. (single women over 24 and/or divorced or women with children),
and Mrs., women who are currently married residing in Georgia
(who are NOT current 2008-2009 State Titleholders) are eligible to compete.
Little Miss Georgia Girl State Pageant includes ages:
3-4, 5-6, 7-9
We do not allow makeup, false eyelashes or hair pieces
on any contestant under 10. Dress can be short, T-length, or long.
Miss Georgia Girl State Pageant includes:
10-12, 13-15, 16-18, 19-24 (never married)
Ms. (single 25 or older, divorced or women with children),
and America's Mrs. Georgia (currently married)
Ages 10-12 can wear mascara, soft
powder. LIGHT blush and lip gloss or Vaseline.
No eye shadow, false eyelashes, hair pieces, lip stick, or flippers.
Ages 13-up can wear age appropriate make up.
Dress for 10-Mrs. should be a long dress.
Winners will receive crown, banner and trophy/plaque and National divisional fees paid.
Alternates will receive a trophy/plaque.
*Cash award with 50 or more paying contestants..
All contestants not placing will receive a participation award.
All State Contestants are qualified for the National America's Girl and
America's Mrs. Pageant which will be held in the later months of 2009.
Host Hotel
The brand new
Sleep Inn & Suites of Hiram
181 Metromart Rd.
Hiram, GA 30141
Phone: (770) 222-9161
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*No type of slander, bad sportsmanship or bashing will be tolerated from any parent, contestant or visitor..
All slanderous, damaging, false, detrimental actions; spoken, written, or physical by any parent, contestant, visitor regarding this system, any individual associated with or a part of, can be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
As stated on all entry forms: Any negative or inappropriate behavior will result in contestant being disqualified and awards forfeited.
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PLEASE READ: We do not allow cameras to be brought in to our preliminaries or state finals. This is for the protection of the girls. This is not at all uncommon and is the general practice in most pageant systems today. It allows one person to control who is getting the photos and where they are being distributed.
We will have an official photographer We also have disabled the "right click copy" on our web sites and message boards to try and further protect and control who is getting pictures of the girls. Thank you for understanding. Our first priority is the girls.
We do not offer refunds of any kind for any reason. If you register for any pageant held by Royal Productions, USA and do attend, you will be billed a 10% processing charge and be expectted to pay the amount invoiced (if a deposit has not been paid).
State Sponsors include:
Picture People
Mall of Georgia
Southern Charms of Madison
706-752-0026
Melissa Brown
Pageant, interview
and talent coaching.
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678.939.4001
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When calling to make your reservation, tell the
reservation clerk you are with
MISS GEORGIA GIRL
to get our block rate.
Rooms are $69 for a double queen or a king room.
Close to numerous restaurants and local stores.
Free deluxe continental breakfast.
You must reserve your room by July 5.
Mandatory registration and orientation will be at the hotel on Friday, July 17.
NO DOOR ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED AT THE STATE COMPETION.
!!TENATIVE SCHEDULE!! THE TIMES MAY CHANGE!!
ALL EVENTS AT THE THEATER
Friday, July 17 - MANDATORY
Registration - All contestants - 5:00- 6:30 pm (come anytime during these hours)
Presentation of Cover Winners and Program Book Sales - 6:45 pm
Queen's Reception - 7:00 - 7:30 pm - Wear MGG official T-shirt and jeans/shorts
Saturday, July 18
Rehersal - Theater
Wear official MGG T-shirt
9:00 am - ages 10-Mrs.
11:00 am - ages 3-9
1:30 pm - College Auditorium
Ages 10-Mrs. - Casual Wear Competition
Blue jeans and your choice of top and accessories
2:30 pm - Ages 3-9 - Casual Wear Competition
Blue jeans and your choice of top and accessories
Casual wear - blue jeans (capris, cropped, or long) and choice of shirt (no midriffs showing),
your choice of shoes. Jeans can be decorated or plain. Your choice!
6:00 pm - Miss Georgia Girl and America's Mrs. Georgia Pageant
Chattahoochee Technical College Auditorium
Evening Gown Competition
Optional Talent - 2 min. time limit -
*Talent limited to first 5 contestants entering per division.
7-9
10-12
13-15
16-19
20-27
Ms. and Mrs.
Intermission
Awards and Crowning
*All newly crowned Queens and parents are required to stay for
group pictures and informational meeting.
**Admisson for everyone excluding contestants is $10 (ages 4 -up)
Last updated: July 26, 2009
FACTS and FAQ - You NEED to KNOW before coming to MGG State:
Q- What do I need to bring to the pageant?
A - Friday, July 17, between the hours of 5:00- 6:30 pm, you need to arrive at the THEATER for registration. Bring with you the following that will need to be turned in at that time:
Photogenic entries
Items the contestant will need for competition and down time.
Cash to cover any fees not paid and for admission.
Two (2) $5.00 gifts for the outgoing Queen in your division and the Overall Queen in your overall divisions i.e., 4-9 or 10-up.
*We will have a gift table at the pageant with items in $5 or less range for your convenience.
Talent music - 2 mins. max *You will turn these in on Saturday before talent begins. ***BRING AN EXTRA TALENT CD JUST IN CASE IT IS NEEDED. TALENT CD MUST HAVE YOUR NAME AND ONLY ONE SONG - THE ONE YOU WILL BE USING. NO EXCEPTIONS. CD only.
You will pick up your T-shirt at this time. You will wear this during rehearsals and if you win, during the year at events.
Q - Can my child wear make-up?
A - This is a natural pageant which means we do not allow makeup, false eyelashes, hair pieces or extensions, on any child between the ages of 3-9. They need to have a "clean face". Keep hair simple. The do not need "hair jewelry". Bows and headbands are fine but they do not need the rhinestone beads that hairdressers sometimes add to children's hair when they go to a salon. They also should not wear fingernail polish.
Ages 10-12 can wear ONLY the following - mascara, light powder, light blush, light lip gloss or Vaseline. NO DARK LIPSTICK OR LIP GLOSS. Hair is fine down or up, straight or curled. Keep in mind, you should style your child's hair the way it looks best on them.
Ages 13-Mrs. can wear age appropriate makeup and style their hair as they choose.
Q - What type of dress and shoes should my daughter or I wear?
A - Ages 3-9 can wear short, long or T length dresses. The most important thing to remember is that the dress needs to be in good repair and fit the child. The dress can be a color of your choice, but lean toward a pastel color. Black or very dark colors have tendencies to mask your child's natural beauty and make them look too old in their division. They can wear pageant dresses - not heavily stoned, flower girl or party type dresses. Some Sunday Best or Easter type dresses also do very well. We do not recommend gloves or shawls. Strapless or spaghetti straps normally do no score well in this age. Off the shoulder or sleeveless with little scoop necklines seem to score better. In 7-9, some halter type dresses are fine, but keep it age appropriate. Simple earrings (if they wear them) and usually no necklaces, rings or bracelets. Shoes in the 3-4 division are typically white with little white socks. 5-9 are typically white or clear. No need for dyed shoes to match their dress. *This is what you will see most of, it does not imply this is what will win.
Ages - 10 - Mrs. wear long dresses that are typically pageant or prom type. The most important thing to remember is that the dress needs to be in good repair and fit the girl. In 10-12, lean away from black. It can make the girls look too old for their division. Shoes should be appropriate for the dress. Be careful with the height of the heel on the shoe. If the heel is higher than what the girl normally wears, allow her to practice or walk in them BEFORE arriving to the pageant.
Ages 13-15. The color of the dress is your choice but should look good on the contestant. The most important thing to remember is that the dress needs to be in good repair and fit the contestant. Ages 13-15 typically wear some sort of ball gown or A-line dresses. High slits in 13-15 are not recommended. Shoes should be appropriate for the dress. Be careful with the height of the heel on the shoe. If the heel is higher than what the girl normally wears, allow her to practice or walk in them BEFORE arriving to the pageant.
Ages 16-Mrs. The color of the dress is your choice but should look good on the contestant. The most important thing to remember is that the dress needs to be in good repair and fit the contestant. The style of the dress is the contestant's choice. In this age bracket. The style of dresses may vary from ball gown, straight, slits, halter, strapless, low backs, two piece, etc. and are acceptable.but not required to compete or win. Shoes should be appropriate for the dress. Be careful with the height of the heel on the shoe. If the heel is higher than what the girl normally wears, allow her to practice or walk in them BEFORE arriving to the pageant.
Q - What type of casual wear do the contestants wear?
A- All contestants ages 3-Mrs. are to wear BLUE JEANS which can be long, Capri, or cropped, or a blue jean skirt. No short -shorts. Blue jeans can be decorated as you choose or not. Bows, appliques, stones are all fine. You can choose the type of shirt/top keeping it age appropriate. Color and style are up to you however no exposed midriffs on any age will be allowed. Shoes are your choice. We ENCOURAGE you to show personality!
Q- Will my contestant speak on stage?
A - Ages 3-9 will not speak on stage.
Ages 13-Mrs. will answer an on stage question which will come from their bio they submit.during the formal wear competition.
Q- What is my child or myself judged on during the competition?
A - Ages 3-6 Beauty score (on stage in dress) - are judged more on personality while on stage than their actual stage presence. Parents can walk with their child in this group with no points being taken away nor will points be added if the child walks by themselves.
Personality, overall appearance and facial beauty combined will total their "beauty" score. The same applies to casual wear - Personality plays a heavier part as it will be more up beat music and they can walk faster and show they are having fun! The scores of "beauty" and "casual wear" will make up their divisional score which is what determines the "DIVISIONAL QUEEN". Hitting every X on stage does not add or take away points from the score.
Ages 7-9-Beauty score (on stage in dress) are judged on personality and stage presence while on stage .Personality, overall appearance and facial beauty combined will total their "beauty" score. The same applies to casual wear - Show that personality! Up beat music and a faster walk to show they are having fun! The scores of "beauty" and "casual wear" will make up their divisional score which is what determines the "DIVISIONAL QUEEN". Hitting every X on stage does not add or take away points from the score.
10-Mrs. - On stage question (during formal wear) - The question will come directly from the contestant's entry form. No political or current event questions will be asked. Eye contact, personality, complete answers to questions, and overall appearance will make up the interview score. Beauty (evening gown) - Personality (smile), stage presence (eye contact with judges, confidence, overall appearance and facial beauty make up the "beauty score". Casual wear - Show that personality! Up beat music and a faster walk to show they are having fun! The scores of "interview", "beauty" and "casual wear" will make up their divisional score which is what determines the "DIVISIONAL QUEEN".
Talent is an optional and offered to ages 7-Mrs. Time limit of 2 mins. Ability to entertain, quality of performance, stage presence, and overall appearance combined equals their score. There is one talent winner per age group - ages 10-Mrs. and one Overall Talent winner. The talent score is NOT added to the divisional or overall score. Be sure the song used is appropriate. No songs may be used that mention "fooling around", drinking or being drunk, etc.
Talent music - 2 mins. max *You will turn these in on Saturday before talent begins. ***BRING AN EXTRA TALENT CD JUST IN CASE IT IS NEEDED. TALENT CD MUST HAVE YOUR NAME AND ONLY ONE SONG - THE ONE YOU WILL BE USING. NO EXCEPTIONS.
Photogenic is an optional offered to each age group. The picture can be black/white or color and any size (no larger than a 11x14). These must be turned in at registration on Friday night. The should show personality and can be a head shot or full body pose. Photos are judged on overall appeal, facial beauty. *Photogenic is required when contestants are competing for the OVERALL TITLE. The photogenic score is added to the beauty and casual wear score to = the overall score.
Q - What do the contestants win at the State pageant?
A - Miss Georgia Girl and America's Mrs. Georgia has grown to be one of the most respected pageants in the state and soon to the Nation as America's National Girl and Woman begin in the spring of 2009.
Earning a title in the 2009-2010 pageant will be a very proud moment in your contestant's life. Along with recognition in several publications, web sites and through the state, they are also recognized by our state's Governor, Lt. Governor and Secretary of State.
Divisional Queens receive their divisional fee paid to the 2010 National pageant, a beautiful official state rhinestone crown, embroidered state banner, shirt, trophy or plaque, and a cash scholarship.with 50 or more paying contestants and they abide by our rules and regulations until they return in 2010 to crown the new queen. They will appear in parades, charity events, and festivals throughout the state. They will attend parties, fund raisers, and much more during their reign. Many sponsor gifts will also be given to the new royalty. Gift certificates, photo shoots and much more!
Alternates in each age group will receive a trophy or plaque and their registration fee paid ($100) to the 2009 National competition.
All contestants not placing in their division will receive a recognition award.
The 2 Overall Queens - ages 3-9 and ages 10-up will receive their divisional and registration fee paid to the 2009-2010 National pageant,a beautiful official state round rhinestone crown, embroidered state banner, shirt, tote bag, trophy or plaque, use of the "robe" and a larger cash scholarship with 50 or more paying contestants and they abide by our rules and regulations until they return in 2010 to crown the new queen.. They will appear in parades, charity events, and festivals throughout the state. They will attend parties, fund raisers, and much more during their reign.
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