Wedding Dance Lessons that are right for you

Our classes will teach you everything you need to relax and enjoy your first dance. 

Our aim is to make learning a great experience, 
easy to understand
quick to put into practice
and fun to be a part of.
We will incorporate your ideas, practice to your song,
​be flexible with our service to fit your budget and experience
and guarantee every lesson to your satisfaction.  
Start the fun today!


​We can help you with :



​Your first dance​
Bridal party dances
Father Daughter dances
​Entrance dances

Mash ups
Hen's nights

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What is the best way to learn a wedding dance ?

There are 2 main ways to learn, either private lessons or group lessons.
Private Lessons:
Just you, your partner and your instructor.
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The advantage of Private lessons is that your instructor is focused on you, your dance and your chosen piece of music. Learning is a lot quicker and you learn at your pace. You have the flexibility to try as many ideas as you would like.
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Private lessons can be just the bride and groom or can include the bridal party in some or all of the lessons.
Group Lessons:
Join in with a group of people to learn.

Group lessons are a cheaper way to learn and a great way to develop your skills over a longer time frame. Think of it as building a foundation & learning how to dance together.
You will cover steps, timing and lead/follow in a variety of dances.
Groups are a broad way to learn so to personalise your dance, consider having some private lessons leading up to the wedding. ​
We love you to practice and become comfortable with your dance. ​
Come in as often as you like and use our space free of charge
We find that couples are constantly surprised at how much they enjoy putting their wedding dance together.
They say that not only do they have a dance they can do on the day but that learning turns into something fun
​they can do together and a break away from the wedding planning.
It's your day, you should enjoy every minute of it, and that includes the dance.
Learning even a few moves can make this a special moment for you to start the party!
We arrived to our first wedding dance lesson not knowing what song we wanted, what style we wanted or a single dance move. On our wedding day only 2 months later we wowed all our friends and family. It was far more perfect than we had ever had hoped.           
​Chloe and Nick 
​She nailed our brief for something upbeat and fun and we had so many of our friends and family comment that our first dance was one of the highlights of the night. We absolutely loved our lessons – they were one of our favourite things about preparing for our wedding. Highly recommend!          Scott & Jess
We had a beautifully choreographed routine but my partner was also totally comfortable to "wing it" if we forgot, or got a little lost. This in itself was a huge improvement for us. All we really wanted was to be able to do something other than sway, thank you so so much for helping to make our first dance one to remember, and giving us the skills to be able to own the dance floor!       Rebecca and Wade

Info you might find useful

Choosing a song:
​A good place to start is the mood or feel you would like, slow and romantic, upbeat and fun, traditional, it can be anything you want. That can include mash ups with hip hop, contemporary, the dance from Dirty Dancing. We'll help if you need ideas.
​For a little more information read our blog  ​
When do we start:
​Usually between 6 to 3 months before is best.  If it takes you a while to learn something or you are looking for something with a real wow factor, give yourselves time to learn so you can relax and enjoy the moment.

Consider starting with some group lessons to build a foundation of how to move comfortably together, but it certainly is not necessary, you can concentrate on your dance in private lessons if that's all that interests you.
​Here are some more tips read our blog  ​
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Things to keep in mind:
  • Try not to leave it to the last minute, the more time you have the more comfortable and natural you will feel. However, we are happy to help with any crash courses needed!!
  • Practice helps make you feel more comfortable (use our space free).
  • Take the size of the dance floor and the style of the dress into account when you think about the moves you want to include.
  • It's a good idea to have a practice in your wedding shoes.
  • If your bridal party is joining you during the wedding dance, you may like to have a lesson or two with the bridal party; this can also be a lot of fun.
  • If you have a reluctant partner, perhaps suggest that all the lessons are for the whole bridal party so they may not feel so intimidated, maybe after a couple of lessons they may even decide to have a lesson or two on your own

What our couples say :

Thanks so much for helping with our first dance. We feel we did pretty well and even dipped at exactly the right moment, incredible. We cannot wait to see the video and photos from it. 
​ Brendan and Ellise
We would like to say thank you, we thoroughly enjoyed dance lessons with you and for choreographing a routine perfect for us.
Our dance went really really well!  Toby impressed all his friends who thought he could not dance!
Lauren & Toby 
We went from awkward and uncomfortable to being able to confidently navigate our first  dance............and on the day, we nailed it! - & We got SO many compliments from all of our guests.. thank you so so much for helping to make our first dance one to remember, and giving us the skills to be able to own the dance floor! 💕   Bec & Wade