The
second and third sessions concentrate on patterns and
tips and tricks to keep the couple dancing smoothly
and confidently. Most of our couples agree that they
don't really want to look like they took dance lessons,
they just want to look like they can dance!
The
fourth session is spent on entrances and exits and any
specialty moves like dips, leans, leg wraps, and drags.
And the fifth session is for practice, practice, practice
to the music and some good directorial choices for presenting
a romantic and fun bride and groom to relatives and
friends.
We
also offer father/daughter and mother/son dance instruction
and quite often we'll get the bridesmaids and the groomsmen
in for a lesson or two so they can have fun dancing
at the reception.
One
best man came in for five lessons so he could successfully
lead all the attractive bridesmaids! And many a father
of the bride and groom has brushed-up on his foxtrot
and swing for a rousing father/daughter or daughter-in-law
dance!
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