"Wedding couples, usually, have not had much practice dancing formally as one; therefore, it is especially important for me to help them accomplish as much as possible in a short period of time, without looking as if they took a quick course in dance."  -Jeannette

Your First Dance as Husband & Wife 

DANCE TO THE MUSIC

Not only is it important to get to your wedding on time, but you want to dance on time?

WEDDING DANCE SONG 



To dance there first must be music.  This statement implies that it is esential to have an undertanding of music before one can dance. Nonsense! Most dancers and many teachers have very little knowledge of music. They automatically keep time to the music, but would find it difficult to explain how their movements are actually tied into the music of a particular song. For an easy understanding simply CLAP to music. When we clap to music we automatically clap on the TWO beat, known as the strong beat. You can think of it in this way: a conductor's downward motion of his arm or baton represents the weaker beat or downward beat of a measure as in ONE. The conductor's upward movement of his arm or baton represents the stronger or ACCENTUATED BEAT of a measure as in TWO.

Not to worry, Jeannette specializes in helping you to feel at ease with the music to look your best on your wedding day.  

Make it a FUN and memorable experience to treasure forever.

DANCE  TO THE WEDDING SONG OF YOUR CHOICE or if you are uncertain as to what song you might like for your first dance as husband and wife, after speaking with you, Jeannette will make suggestions. 

Help is available for not only the bride and groom, but for the father/daughter, mother/son dance, the entire bridal party, and guests are also welcome to contact, Jeannette.

ALL LEVELS WELCOME!

Santa Monica, CA

310-396-7812

email: Jen@danceseer.com

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For your entertainment click on the video link below:

A real THRILLER!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPmYbP0F4Zw

DEFINE DANCE 

Dance (dans) v. danced, danc.ing, danc.es

1. to move rhythmically usually to music, using prescribed or improvised steps and gestures. 

2. to leap or skip about excitedly, to dance with joy.

b. to appear to flash or twinkle; eyes that danced with merriment.

c. to appear to skip about; vacillate: danced around the issue. 

Call or email Jeannette! She'll be sure to put you at ease.

3. to bob up and down; an unpleasant memory of a first dance as husband & wife

to engage in or perform (a dance) such as a waltz.