Little girls Dancing on the occasion of Wedding ceremony

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Tangla: How many traditional wedding dances are there? There are four main ones: the first dance, the parents' dance, the anniversary dance, and the money dance. Some popular dance styles include Bagurumba, Night Club 2 Step, Cha Cha, Swing, Foxtrot, Waltz, and Salsa. The majority of couples use private dance lessons to help them prepare.

Most Popular Wedding Line Dances

• The Locomotion by Little Eva. ...
• Conga by Miami Sound Machine and Gloria Estefan. ...
• Wobble by V.I.C. ...
• Old Town Road by Lil Nas X Featuring Billy Ray Cyrus. ...
• Cotton Eye Joe by Rednex. ...
• Achy Breaky Heart by Billy Ray Cyrus. ...
• Twist and Shout by The Beatles. ...
• Time Warp from The Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Line up your guests and get them dancing the Thriller routine. The classic dance is always a winner and a surefire way to get the party started. However, be warned: This routine is not for the faint of heart. Your guests will need to learn it in advance to get it right!

Tips for Pulling Off the Perfect Wedding Line Dance

Planning on choosing one of these wedding line dances for your reception? Before you make your decision, we’ve got some expert tips to help you along the way.

Choose a famous dance song.

When it comes to wedding line dances, the golden rule is simple: Pick a song that everyone will know. Choosing obscure or lesser-known tracks won’t get people onto the dance floor. Play it safe and opt for a song that is well-loved by all your guests.

Tell your guests before the wedding.

If you’re choosing one of the more complicated wedding line dances, let your guests know ahead of time. That way, each of them will have the chance to perfect the routine before they attend your wedding. You might even want to send them a YouTube video to follow.

Get up and lead the routine!

The moment the DJ hits ‘play’, make sure you and your partner are the first up on the dance floor. Since it’s your wedding, it’s your job to lead the way. Bring loads of energy and enthusiasm to your dance and your guests will follow suit.

Make sure someone has a camera.

Let’s face it, there’s no point in pulling off the perfect wedding line dance and having zero evidence. Before you start shaking those hips, ensure that your videographer has the camera ready. You'll want to reminisce on this magical moment for years to come!