Wedding First Dance Advice

Learn To Dance For a Wedding

Look Stunning and Surprise Your Guests
by Patty Contenta (Guest Blogger)

It wasn’t so long ago that a couple’s first dance,
as special as it was, was only an effervescent memory
– a fact that was no small blessing for couples
who didn’t know how to dance.

Now with the advent of recording technologies,
a newlywed couple’s first dance is almost always
recorded for viewing through the years.
 
Here are some points you’ll need to know
to make your wedding dance the best memory ever!
 

Don’t wait until the last minute:
 

Remember that your schedule will get very hectic
as your wedding day approaches.

Dance instructors recommend starting six to eight months earlier
to allow more time for practice,
especially if you are a newcomer to dancing.
 
 All dances are popular at weddings:
 
Besides the Waltz and other traditional dances,
the Mambo, Salsa, Swing and even the Hustle
are all popular at weddings today.
 
Do you wish to use a special song for your first dance?
 
If you plan to dance to a special song at your reception,
feel free to bring a recording of it to your dance lessons
so you can work on it with your teacher.
 
Don’t forget to coordinate with your wedding videographer
to get the best “coverage” of your special dance.
 
 
Remember that dance lessons
can actually be a stress reliever:
 
 
Dancing is good exercise.
And, dance lessons pull you out of the hustle and bustle of the day
allowing you to spend time with your intended,
having fun and working together productively at the same time.
Learning a new skill that you can use together for a lifetime.
 
Learning to dance for your wedding is a special gift
that you and your fiance can give to each other.
Feeling confident and poised when you dance together
will ensure that your first dance together
as a married couple will be a memory you will cherish forever.
 
Hope to see you at a dance studio.

They have a team of great teachers
that will ensure you have a fun and easy experience!
 

In Joy and Enjoy!
 
Patty Contenta
www.SensualitySecrets.com