For a standard difficulty dance, 6-8 weeks before your wedding date is a good time to start. This gives you enough time to get lots of practice, but it's not so early that you forget your routine. For a more "Dancing with the Stars" type routine, give yourself 3-4 months.

It's best to choose a song that is meaningful to you. We have choreographed to just about every genre out there from EDM to international folk music. If you need inspiration, check out our WEDDING PLAYLIST ()for our favorite songs.

Dress code is casual. In the beginning, wear comfortable shoes that are easy to move in. Dance shoes are not required, but a shoe with the least amount of traction is the easiest for dancing and spinning.

Absolutely! At the end of each lesson, I will take a video on your phone to record the material that we worked on. You can use this as reference when you practice in between classes.

I teach all the major Ballroom, Latin, Salsa, and Swing dances that involve dancing with a partner. We will cover everything from the steps, how to lead/follow them, and how to find the beat when dancing.

Please provide 24 hr notice when cancelling to avoid a full lesson fee. No refunds for unused lessons.