> # Re: does a dunk tank fit into a black tie event?

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> Posted by LevilovR on May 19, 2013 at 11:52:50

> In Reply to: Re: does a dunk tank fit into a black tie event? posted by dunked on May 19, 2013 at 09:11:11:

> You'd probably have some mixed reactions, but my guess is that there would be several people who would volunteer to go in the dunk tank in formal wear - male and female. Especially since it would be for charity, and probably if they saw someone else do it first. There are numerous videos on the internet of weddings where entire wedding party, including the bride, jump in the pool and many guests jump in as well. Always looked like a blast to me, and something I would dearly love to do.

> I am guessing that your guy with the dunk tank and tux in his truck was probably not going to an actual black tie event. Most likely it was a rather simple charitable event, and once he got there he planned to put on the tux when it was his turn to be dunked - for the sheer novelty and fun of it, and because it would entice more customers to throw, thus raising more money. My many years of experience with dunk tanks has shown that people really love it when the dunkee has on a suit and tie or a tux. The more clothes the better. I still think a dunk tank at a black tie charitable event is an excellent idea, that you would probably get numerous volunteers, and that since these people are probably wealthy they would pay large sums to see certain individuals get dunked. A great promotional idea and lots of spontaneous fun. I'm sure some ladies would go in the tank in their evening gowns as well.

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