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On udansa you will find experienced dance instructors for your wedding dance and the perfect community to prepare for the big moment. Discover suitable offers in your region now!
By Bernhard De LucaUpdated
On udansa you will find experienced dance instructors for your wedding dance and the perfect community to prepare for the big moment. Discover suitable offers in your region now!
The wedding dance is one of the most emotional moments of your big day. To ensure that not a single step goes wrong during the opening dance and the music sounds perfect, you should test the dance floor under real conditions beforehand with udansa.
The acoustics of an empty ballroom differ drastically from the noise level when eighty or more guests are chatting in the room later on. Without a professional soundcheck for your wedding dance, bridal couples risk the carefully selected music echoing in the back rows or booming unpleasantly right in front of the speakers. In addition, the flooring on-site almost always differs from the parquet in the dance studio. A carpet slows down turns, while freshly waxed stone floors can be as slippery as black ice. The rehearsal for your wedding dance serves to check these variables in time and to transfer the orientation points for the choreography to the actual room geometry.
Anyone who neglects this test run often faces unexpected obstacles in the evening. Pillars, low ceiling lamps, or the band's cable paths often restrict the range of motion more than it appears at first glance. By testing the dance floor at the venue, you create a mental security that will take away your nervousness in the evening. Use the quiet hours in the morning to determine the exact start and end points of your dance paths together with the technician or the DJ.

Step onto the dance floor and test the grip of the floor with your wedding shoes. Take a few test steps to get a feel for the resistance when turning.
Play your music and walk through the room. The sound should be rich, but not deafening, so that guests at the tables can still talk to each other later.
Choose fixed points in the room, such as pillars, windows, or pictures, that serve as orientation while you dance. This helps you stay on beat and not lose your direction.
Dance through your choreography once in its full length. Pay attention to whether you have enough space at the edges near the speaker stands or decorative elements.
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The rehearsal should take place on the wedding day, ideally two to three hours before the guests arrive. At this time, the equipment is usually ready to go and the dance floor is still completely clear.
Definitely wear your original wedding shoes during the rehearsal. This is the only way to feel how the sole glides on the floor and whether the heel height works well with the floor conditions of the venue.
If the floor is too slippery, a little hairspray on the soles helps to provide more grip. If it is too sticky, you can take slightly smaller steps and avoid expansive turns.
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