Wedding Dance
Wedding Dancing includes partner dancing of all kinds, but especially
creative slow dancing, also known as "schmooze foxtrot."
Wedding dancing can also include ballroom dancing such as waltz,
swing, traditional foxtrot,
Latin dances such as salsa
and merengue, and Latin
ballroom dances such as tango, rhumba,
and cha cha. Also, couples may want
to learn how to dance to faster tunes together as partners rather
than freestyle, such as Motown tunes, Top 40, disco, hip hop,
etc.
Engaged couples most often want to focus on learning how to dance
to the song they choose for their first dance, and just about
any song can be danced to! Choose a song that's meaningful, romantic,
quirky, or just plain fun, to create a moment of joy and a lasting
memory. Your first wedding dance is not a performance, it's a
ritual of connection, pleasure and celebration for you and for
your guests. Once you learn the basics of leading and following,
it will be easy to translate your skills into dancing with parents,
if a "parents' dance" is called for. But wedding dancing
is not just for engaged couples; it's for anyone who wants to
enjoy dancing with a partner to a wide variety of music with a
special emphasis on more mellow, romantic tempos.
"We had a great wedding day; we thoroughly
enjoyed ourselves because of our dance lessons with Liz."
Beth and Carleton, Brookline, MA
"Our wedding was just right, and our
dance was a big hit!"
Ben and Jennifer, Jamaica Plain, MA
"We came in terrified, and we left relieved.
Thanks for making learning to dance stress-free, and actually
fun! Now we plan on doing lots more dancing after the honeymoon!"
Pat and Jackie, South Shore,
MA
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