Start early and enjoy ! Dancing is suppose to be fun and exciting, don’t let waiting till last moment spoil the enjoyment.
If your Wedding is 3 to 4 months away, you can take more time to get the material practiced between the private classes, plus you have time to begin with a group course – a General Starter.
Your practicing on your time between classes is main factor that gives the best chance for success. Starting earlier makes it possible to take classes every 2 weeks giving you ample time to master the material before building a next layer of skills.
Having 12 to 17 weeks you might also be able to do some learning in the General Starter group class. It comprises of 5 classes 60 min each, one time a week on a weeknight and lets you tackle Freestyle dancing basics, basics of Swing, as well as basics of Latin Dancing – Merengue.
If your Wedding is 5 to 6 months away, starting with a group instruction like General Starter and then General Beginner Couples Dancing or a specialty course will save you money and take the pressure off.
General Starter comprises of 5 classes 60 min each, one time a week on a weeknight and lets you tackle Freestyle dancing, basics of Swing, as well as basics of Latin Dancing – Merengue.
After Starter you can continue on to General Beginner where every 5 weeks we change the focus by switching the dances we are working on, to get the all around flexibility on the dance floor fitting any situation and any setting.
Block A – Swing, Bachata, Slow Waltz
Block B – Swing, Salsa, Fast Waltz
Block C – Swing, Cha-cha, Tango
Having time to do 3 sessions of 5 classes each, allows you the time to really get to know the more formal dances and to use them as the base form to be dressed up with some showy choreographed moves, to form your first dance. Get all the details on our General Dancing Courses page.
Tango as a Wedding Dance idea!
If you feel like more passion, characteristic mood, sharp steps and unmistaken music – from Ballroom Tango, American Social Tango, or their not so distant Argentine Tango cousin – any of them would be your natural choice. You’ll find more information on our Tango courses on our Argentine Tango page.