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*** Royals can usually provide a medallion if necessary, but usually better ceremony if one is given | |||
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Revision as of 19:49, 1 December 2009
(NOTE: this page is intended to become a full discussion of what needs to be prepared for an award ceremony, to be linked from the main EK website. Justin and Caitlin are organizing it; please speak with them before changing anything. Initially, we are brainstorming the outline, before we begin wordsmithing.)
- Summary
- Again, clear and unthreatening
- Link back to Recommending Someone for an Award
- Common concepts
- Stuff that pertains to any award
- Who to Notify
- Family, if involved in SCA
- Peer, if they have one
- Household
- Possibly local nobility
- Possibly other friends
- Surprise
- By default, assume awards are supposed to be a surprise
- If you know for sure that they don't want a surprise, notify the Royalty
- Don't break it without checking first: some Royalty care a lot about this
- Writ of Summons can be the best way to split the difference
- Orders
- Arranging for a medallion
- Often provided by a friend in the Order, but not always
- If they have a Peer, check with them *first*
- Royals can usually provide a medallion if necessary, but usually better ceremony if one is given
- Arranging for a medallion
- Baronies
- Arranging for a coronet
- Peerages
- Setting up a vigil
- Need to know event well in advance
- Will usually need a bunch of help
- Some households care passionately about this, and will want to run it
- Talk to autocrat, to line up space for vigil
- Open to all/Peers/Order?
- Furniture
- Food?
- Guest book?
- Lining up sponsors
- Regalia
- Good clothing for court
- "In case of Peerage" box -- extreme case, but can be very snazzy
- Setting up a vigil