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Big/little is a beloved BBG siblinghood tradition and a very special opportunity for underclassmen and upperclassmen to bond! Many chapters have reveals where littles get to find out who they have as a big, and often each big makes a custom poster to celebrate her little. If you’re a big and can’t figure out what to write on your little’s poster, check out ideas for themes below!

🧸 Teddy bear theme: Got the BEAR-y best little! 

🐮 Cow theme: HOLY COW, my little is SPOT ON! 

🌙 Sweet dreams theme: Over the MOON for my DREAM little!

🐝 Bee theme: HONEY, you were meant to BEE my little!

🤠 Western theme: WANTED the best little and ROUNDED her up! 

💐 Flower theme: HANDPICKED the best little in the BUNCH!

☀️ Sun theme: You are my little SUNSHINE!

🍓 Berries theme: My little is BERRY sweet!

🍦 Ice cream theme: SCOOPED UP the best little!

🍒 Cherry theme: My little is the CHERRY ON TOP!

☕ Dunkin’ theme: Love my little MUNCHKIN!

🍀 St. Patrick’s Day theme: LUCKY ME, I got the best little!

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