6 useful tips:
- Don’t wait until the last minute. Learning to dance well takes time. Many couples start to prepare for their first dance six months, to a year in advance. Still, you may be surprised with what our couples can accomplish in a few short weeks.
- Be patient when learning to dance. Remember that dance lessons can actually be a stressreliever. It is good exercise, and the lessons help our happy couples put aside the hustle and bustle of the day to spend an hour or so with their loved one
- Be aware that not every wedding dance will be a Waltz. Many people use the word “waltz” to mean simply a “slow dance.” Most songs that couples bring into the studio range from being a Rumba or Foxtrot, to even a Swing or Salsa. No need to limit yourselves to one dance for the wedding! Be prepared for a variety dances on your wedding day.
- Have a few choices in mind for the wedding song. If you have a specific song that you would like to use for the wedding, please bring it to your first lesson so your instructor can teach you the appropriate dance for your music
- Wear shoes to your lessons that are similar to the ones you'll be wearing on the big day. Even better wear the actual shoes; it will help your comfort on that special day to break in your shoes. If you have not purchased a shoe for the wedding, consider a dance shoe to wear all day. They are suede bottomed for better dancing, tend to be more comfortable, and appear exactly like dress shoes.
- Be consistent with all of your appointments (privates, groups and practice sessions). The more often a couple is able to come in, the less review there will be on each lesson and the more they can achieve. Group classes and practice sessions help solidify the information received on private lessons, making private lessons more efficient. Use our whole system for THE BEST results.
Bonus Tip!!!
On your lessons we can recommend helpful ways ways to coordinate with the wedding DJ, band leader, and wedding videographer to get the best coverage the special dance.