How to plan your unconventional wedding dance
An unconventional opening dance breaks with expectations and reflects your personality as a couple. Moving away from the classic waltz, you can choose dance styles that range from intimate closeness to exuberant joy. To prepare optimally and set the right framework, you should start practicing early. A structured wedding dance timeline helps you to internalize the steps stress-free and build up the choreography without time pressure.
Choosing the right music
Every extraordinary dance style only unfolds its effect through the right soundtrack. Whether melancholic bandoneon sounds for Argentine Tango or driving big-band rhythms for Lindy Hop: the music not only sets the beat, but also conveys the attitude towards life of the dance. If you are still looking for the right melody, you will find valuable inspiration in the guide on how to choose the perfect song for your wedding dance.
Preparation in a course or studio
To master the more complex movement sequences of Swing, Tango, or Latin styles, a targeted course is worthwhile. Since these styles differ significantly from the classic standard repertoire, you should compare the different learning formats. Our wedding dance course review helps you find out whether private coaching, a group course, or an online tutorial best suits your preparation time and your prior knowledge.
