Wedding Dance Lessons
Private Lessons and Online Courses
Wedding Dance Lessons
Private Lessons and Online Courses
Make your wedding first dance a memorable moment with our professional wedding dance lessons.
Whether you're a beginner or have no prior dance experience, our private lessons and choreographer-led online courses are tailored to suit your needs.
Get a personalized dance routine, learn at your own pace, and build confidence on the dance floor. Book now and make your special day unforgettable!
Wedding Dance Lessons Overview:
Here is a quick overview of our Private Wedding Dance Lesson Package:
Your Wedding, Your Choreography, Your Choice...
We will give you a wide range of dance styles to match the song you picked and together.
Whatever your style, we will create a choreography that suits you!
Whether you choose to take an online course or a private lesson your choreography will be individualised. No two couples will have the same choreography.
Your dance teacher will make sure that you have the perfect wedding dance routine for your special day. You feel confident stepping on the dance floor.
Not only that we can guarantee that you will have lots of fun learning!
Impress Your Guests!
2 Options:
You can learn to dance in a private class in our studio, or you can take a choreographer lead online course.
Pick the option that suits you best!
OPTION 1
Private Lessons
tailored to you
2.5-hour Private Lesson
+
Online Tutorial
1- The Preparation:
You will be given a few simple exercises to do at home in order to prepare for your lessons with your choreographer.
2- The Lessons:
We will create a plan based on your requirements, dance level and music. The lesson will be 2h 30 min long, in studio with just you and your choreographer.
3- Practice:
After your lessons you will need to practice.
You will be given access to our Online Tutorial where you will find recorded lessons of all the moves, patterns and techniques you learned with the choreographer.
OPTION 2
Online Course
convenient & Efficient
4 to 6-Week Online Course
The course is lead by a choreographer and delivered through pre-recorded lessons.
You will learn exactly the same thing as with the other 2 options.
Your choreographer will follow you up for the entire course, offering advise, guidance and feedback through video analysis and chats.
You will be asked to send videos of your progress on regular bases.
The online course comes with a guarantee: Fully satisfied or money back!
Our way of teaching has evolved over the years.
We now use a mix of online lessons and face-to-face sessions with choreographers.
There are several benefits to this:
- It saves precious time. By looking at pre-recorded lessons and doing simple exercises at home you can drastically reduce the amount of time you will need to spend with your instructor or choreographer. Not to mention commute time.
- This will obviously lead to significant savings. In a face-to-face lesson, not only you pay for the choreographer's time but you also pay for studio time. Not to mention that commute again!
- It also offers a lot of flexibility. You practice and learn at home at your own rhythm and whenever is convenient to you.
- By preparing before your lesson in studio, you will extract a lot more value from that lesson. Use the choreographer's time for the complex patterns and moves, not the basics!
- No need to waste more time filming the moves and patterns during the lesson, it's already done for you.
- No fear of forgetting anything, the lessons have already been recorded.
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Anthony was really patient & explained all the dance moves in a way that was easy to understand & learn.
He broke the session into a few parts & explained how the whole dance should work from when the music starts to when others should join in.
Would highly recommend!
Ronan and Fiona
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A fantastic experience!! My partner and I didn't quite know what to expect but after doing the easy to follow online modules before the class we were getting pretty excited for our lesson at the studio. The dance instructors were fantastic, so energetic and really made the whole experience super easy and fun. We both feel really confident in taking home the choreographed and filmed routine and continuing to practice it for the wedding day!
Magenta
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We met Jaime for a First Dance lesson last week. We were delighted with the session - it was tailored to our level (absolute novices) and after a weeks practice we're miles better than I ever imagined
Malachy and Suzanne
Getting Ready for Your First Lesson
To maximise your time with us, we always recommend preparing for your lessons. This allows you to get the most from your practice.
Once you are booked in - we will send you some simple exercises to be done at home. We will provide most of this material in video format so you can follow along accurately every step of the way.
Top Tips to Make your First Dance as Special as Possible.
Ensure your first dance stays under three minutes - while most songs are longer than this to begin with - it is a more manageable task to put together a dance routine that is roughly 2 and a half minutes. If your chosen song is over this time frame - For those with a DJ, we recommend using a resource such as Audacity to cut the track. For those who have hired a band - communication with the musicians is key - you need to be clear on exactly what you are looking for in the track.
We always advise picking a point in your song where your wedding guests will join you on the floor. This is a great way to get your guests feeling involved and also ensures a smooth progression from day to night time celebrations.
Stick to a plan
Besides learning your routine in the run-up to your wedding - you should know exactly when the first dance will be announced to your guests. You should also plan your entrance in advance - whether this will be taking to the floor together or meeting in the middle of the dance floor.
Part of this plan will also clarify when the music will begin - for example, if this is before or after the couple makes their entrance onto the dance floor. Communication is the key to perfecting these little moments in the run-up to the first dance - ensure all parties and musicians are clear on their role at this point.
Once your dance song is over - ensure you know your next move here. If your bridal party is joining you at this point - be sure this is clear to everyone. If you would like to take a bow and then signal to your guests to join you - make sure this is clear to all partners. We always recommend assigning a specific guest in your bridal party to make sure everyone is ready to take to the floor when you need them to.
Know your venue - when visiting your venue be sure you focus on the ballroom and the organisation of the room. Will your guests be standing at one part of the venue or will they be spread out? These minor details will inform your routine and attention to detail is important.
Posture and Smile
Maintaining your composure regardless of what happens is the most important thing. We always recommend you continue to smile throughout your whole routine - this will not only make you appear calm but also help to actually fend off any unwanted nerves. If you are smiling with your shoulders back and head tall - this is half the battle - If you have been practicing the rest will fit together naturally once you have these basics covered.
Spend Some Time Working with a Professional Choreographer
Wedding dance lessons particularly important where your dancing experience is limited or you are nervous about your first dance. You would be impressed by what you can achieve in a short few hours with a professional dancer. Not only does a professional create a choreographed dance but he/she also offers concrete dance tips, but also offers invaluable advice on staying calm and composed on your special day.
We understand taking a dance class could be uncharted territory for some couples - but not only is it a way to avoid feeling awkward or embarrassed on your big day - it also allows you to spend quality time together as a couple in the run-up to your wedding.
Practice Makes Perfect
Practicing your routine inside out is the surest way to have you feeling ready and confident when your wedding dance moment arrives. If you know the routine well - you can focus on enjoying the moment and staying present with your partner. Just a few minutes every day can help take the pressure off and can also turn out to be lots of fun.