Learn how to dance at a wedding using easy dance moves perfect for couples dancing. While there are many Ballroom dances you can learn, we’ll show 2 different dances below including the Foxtrot and Swing which fit most wedding dances. You can learn more Ballroom dancing here.
How to dance at a wedding – Using Foxtort:
The key is to get around the room smoothly… As you approach a corner, that is the perfect time to do the rock step turn and get back to “the line of dance” (counter clockwise) with your basic step.
The foot patterns:
Men: Forward, forward, side, close
Ladies: Back, back, side, close
For the rocks step (the corner step):
Men: Forward,replace, side, close
Ladies: Back, replace, side, close
The Frame:
How to count the Foxtort:
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How to dance at a wedding – Using Swing:
The foot patterns for basic step:
Men:
Starting with left foot
Rocks step – Step back with left and replace on right.
Triple step to left – Side, close, side (left, right, left)
Trip step to right – Side, close, side (right, left, right)
Women:
Starting with right foot
Rocks step – Step back with right and replace on left.
Triple step to right – Side, close, side (right, left, right)
Triple step to left – Side, close, side (left, right, left)
The Frame:
How to count the Swing:
Check out more Swing dance lessons here.
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