These Sorority Big Little Reveals From TikTok Are Super Cute & Creative (2024)

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What is a sorority big little reveal? ›

Big Little reveal is a time-honored tradition in sororities where new members, also known as “l*ttles,” are paired with older members, known as “bigs,” in a mentorship and friendship type of program.

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Balloon Pop: The Little pops a balloon to find a note or picture revealing her Big. Scavenger Hunt: Send the Little on a fun scavenger hunt with clues leading to her Big. Matching T-Shirts: Wear shirts with a puzzle piece or half a quote that completes when paired together.

The Big Little Program is about meeting people in the club and finding someone who can be your friend, mentor, study buddy, karaoke partner, movie bestie and much, much more. The concept of a "big" and a "little" is a version of big brother/sister and little brother/sister but with members of our club.

Little: Short for “Little brother/sister” - a new member who is being mentored by an older member of their organization. Local Chapter: A Greek organization that is not affiliated with a national organization. New Member: A person who has accepted a bid but is not yet initiated to a sorority or fraternity.

Kourtney, 38, pledged to the sorority Alpha Phi during her college days. The University of Arizona's Beta Epsilon Chapter welcomed Kourtney, who graduated in 2002. Alpha Phi calls themselves "the Ivy [League] of Greek life" and their motto is "Alethia Orno Eteronis," which translates to "truth, honor, forever."

Kourtney Kardashian: Alpha Phi (AΦ)

Kristin Chenoweth, Gamma Phi Beta

One of the biggest in the business, Wicked's Kristin Chenoweth, became a member of Gamma Phi Beta during her time at Oklahoma City University.

In addition to attending their first formals and social events, one beloved tradition of joining a Greek organization is getting a “big” — typically an older member of the house who is a designated mentor and friend to a new member, or “l*ttle.”

Each Big and Little are matched based on compatibility and proximity to each other. Agency staff gets to know each Big, parent, and child that enrolls in the program. They get to know their interests, hobbies, what they are looking for in a Match, and much more.

What does "big little sister" mean? ›

In the sorority family, a big sister is a role model. She is often a sophom*ore or junior who has been part of the group for some time. The big sister gets paired with a little sister. This person is usually new to the group like a freshman. A big and little sister share special moments together.

Entering the world of sororities can be a maze of new and unfamiliar terminology for many. One word you might come across is “G-Big”, which refers to your big sister's big sister in a sorority family hierarchy.

A g-big, or grand big, is what we call our “big's big.” So in a typical Greek family, you will have a little, a big, a g-big and sometimes even a g-g-big. It's uncommon to have a g-g-g-big that still goes to school with you, but don't worry, they still exist!

For the Little, it is a week full of pleasant surprises; every single Big in the pledge tries her best to spoil her Little with presents, gifts, or whatever you want to call it. Pledge classes have their own ways to prepare for the reveal day; some throw parties, others organize field challenges, etc.

Matching Bigs and Littles in sororities involves a careful process to ensure a good fit and connection. The sorority chapter collects information from both the potential bigs and littles through surveys. Based on the survey responses, the chapter votes on the best matches for each potential big – little pair.