Wedding dance trends couples are actually asking for
Shorter edits, quiet confidence over big tricks, and the return of the full-floor waltz. What couples are booking this season.
Read the pieceJournal · NYC Wedding Choreography
Practical wedding dance advice from a New York choreographer — first dance trends, how to choose a choreographer, and which dance style suits your song.
Shorter edits, quiet confidence over big tricks, and the return of the full-floor waltz. What couples are booking this season.
Read the pieceThe questions worth asking before you book, what the lesson count really depends on, and the warning signs of a bad fit.
Read the pieceSix styles compared by feel, difficulty, and the songs they suit — so you can match a dance to your music instead of the other way round.
Read the pieceMost couples need four to six lessons. Here is how that number changes with your song, your schedule and your starting point — plus costs and a realistic timeline.
Read the pieceNo experience, no rhythm, no problem. The order to learn things in, and the four details that make the difference on the night.
Read the pieceTwo minutes, one shared move, and a plan for who joins the floor. How to make parent dances land instead of drag.
Read the piecePrivate wedding dance lessons in Midtown Manhattan with Sandro. Start with a free 10-minute call.