Tell us which song you have chosen for your first dance, and we’ll create a personalised choreography around it. You receive a complete recorded video lesson showing you how to learn the routine step by step, then practise it together whenever it suits you. No fixed class times. No need to travel to a dance studio. Just your song, your choreography and time to practise at your own pace.
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Your first dance should feel connected to your day. Tell us the song you have selected and the choreography can be structured around its music, rhythm and timing.
Rather than choosing a standard routine from a catalogue, you can request a choreography designed specifically around your chosen first-dance track.
Your lesson is recorded so you can practise in your own space. There is no requirement to attend a series of scheduled studio sessions.
The video lesson guides you through the choreography in sections, allowing you to pause, replay and practise individual sequences before putting them together.
Wedding planning comes with enough appointments and schedules. Your dance practice can happen when you have time – in the evening, at weekends or whenever works for you.
Your recorded lesson remains available after delivery, giving you the opportunity to return to the choreography whenever you need a refresher.
You don't need to be an experienced dancer to start. The choreography can be approached with your existing level of dance experience in mind.
The goal isn't to make your first dance look like someone else's. The choreography gives you a structured routine that you can learn, practise and perform together on your wedding day.
Start by telling us which track you've chosen for your wedding. We use your song as the starting point for creating the choreography.
Once your routine is prepared, you'll receive a recorded lesson that takes you through the dance step by step. You can watch each section as many times as you need, pause the video while practising and return to previous sections whenever you want.
The entire process is designed around flexibility. Instead of fitting your wedding preparations around recurring dance classes, you can fit your dance practice around your existing plans.
Whether you've got several weeks to prepare or simply prefer learning at home, you can work through the routine at a pace that feels comfortable for both of you.
Your wedding dance doesn't have to mean travelling to a studio every week. With a recorded personalised lesson, you can practise in your own home and organise your sessions around your wedding preparations.
How it works
The choreography is a learning resource, not a promise of a particular performance outcome. Your experience will depend on factors such as available practice time, previous dance experience and how comfortably you learn the routine.
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You can submit the song you've selected for your wedding and provide its details when placing your request. The choreography is then developed around your chosen track. If there are technical, licensing or other limitations affecting a particular song, these can be discussed before the choreography is created.
No specific level of dance experience is required to request a personalised wedding routine. When submitting your details, you can let us know about your previous experience and any preferences you have. This information helps the choreography and instruction be presented in a way that is appropriate for your starting point.
You receive a recorded video lesson that takes you through the routine in manageable sections. You can watch the demonstrations, pause the lesson, repeat individual sequences and practise them before moving on. This allows both partners to work through the choreography at a pace that suits them.
You don't need a professional dance studio. A clear area at home where both partners can move safely is generally enough for practising a wedding routine. The amount of space required can vary depending on the choreography and the movements included, so you should make sure your practice area is suitable for the routine you receive.
The course is designed to provide ongoing access to the recorded lesson, so you can return to it during your preparation rather than having to attend a scheduled class. This is particularly useful if you want to revisit a section of the choreography shortly before the wedding.
There is no single preparation schedule that works for every couple. Starting earlier gives you more opportunities to become familiar with the movements and practise the complete routine. Your available time, dance experience and complexity of the choreography can all affect how much practice you may want. For this reason, it is sensible to allow enough time before your wedding rather than leaving your first practice until the final days.
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