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Welcome to Our
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First Dance Tips & Song Suggestions,
Last Dance Song Suggestions, Dance Lesson Rates,
Wedding Dresses, Mother/Son & Father/Daughter songs,
"Your First Dance" instructional DVD Clips,
Descriptions of the most popular
ballroom dances, Honeymoon information,
Caterers, Bands, Vendors, Officiants
Event Planners, Invitations, Name Change Kits,
plus much more!
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| View a clip from our "Your First Dance" instructional DVD! |
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DANCE LESSON RATES:
Private Lessons:
Single Lessons - PAY AS YOU GO - $85 per lesson
3 Lessons - QUICK START PACKAGE - $240 ($80 per lesson)
5 Lessons - RECOMMENDED PACKAGE - $375 ($75 per lesson)
10 Lessons - ECONOMY PACKAGE - $700 ($70 per lesson)
20 Lessons - SOCIAL DANCE PACKAGE - $1,300 ($65 per lesson)
House Calls - $130 per hour
Group Classes: $15 per hour/per person or $130 for a punch card
good for ten group classes
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FIRST DANCE TIPS & SUGGESTIONS
- Select a romantic song with a good, easy to hear dance beat.
- Select a song with a consistent beat. Select a song that is less than three minutes long or have your D.J. fade it out at a specified time.
- Start practicing at least three months before your wedding day. With all that will be going on, you
won't have as much time to practice as the big day nears.
- Keep your eyes off the floor or you'll end up with a lot of wedding photos of the top of your head!
- Find out how large or small your dance floor is going to be so you can practice accordingly.
- Decide ahead of time how and where you will be entering the dance floor.
- Brides should practice in a long dress similar to their wedding dress or the slip to their wedding
dress. You don't want to end up stepping all over it during your first dance.
- Grooms should practice in their tux jacket or a similar jacket. See how well you can lift your arms
and also practice keeping your shoulders down and relaxed so you don't end up with your shoulder pads in your ears.
- Practice in your wedding shoes at least a few times before the big day. Women can cover their shoes
with socks or a low tack tape to prevent scuffing. Men should put Vaseline on the inside edges of their shoes if they are patent leather. Otherwise, they will stick when you dance and you might trip.
- Listen to the music and stay on beat.
- Most of all, remember to relax, smile and have a good time!
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FOXTROT
Foxtrot is a very glamorous dance possessing a smooth and sauntering style and is danced to a 4/4 time signature. Foxtrot originated in 1914 by a Vaudeville actor named Harry Fox. the Foxtrot is one of the most versatile of the dances because it can be danced to a variety of music styles and tempos. Visions of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers come to mind when one thinks of the Foxtrot.
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FOXTROT Song & Artist Suggestions
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"It Had To Be You"
(Harry Connick, Jr.)
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"L-O-V-E"
(Natalie or Nat King Cole) |
"Cheek to Cheek"
(Louis Armstrong)
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"You Stepped Out of a Dream"
(Shirley Horn) |
"The Best is Yet to Come"
(Frank Sinatra or Shirley Horn) |
"Love Is Here To Stay"
(Frank Sinatra or
Shirley Horn)
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"Let's Fall In Love"
(Steve Tyrell) |
"New Kind of Love"
(Harry Connick, Jr.) |
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WALTZ
The Waltz is danced to a 3/4 time signature and has a strong emphasison the first beat. When dancing the Waltz, you incorporate rise and fall as to give the dance its elegance and grace. The Waltz is known as the Cinderella dance of all the ballroom dances.
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