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Wedding party dance in Montreal Friends who can't dance dancing Wedding party dance: a routine for your bridesmaids and groomsmen

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Free 15-minute call. Tell us how many of you, your date and the moment; we'll suggest where to start.

How many people?
Any size. Two bridesmaids or the whole party, we build for the group you have.
How many lessons?
The same plans as the couple's dance: 8, 15 or 20+, set by your date and how big a number you want.

A surprise for the couple or a show-stopping entrance, built so friends who say they cannot dance look sharp. Any group size, any song.

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Pick your group

Who is on the floor

Start with the moment you want, then pick the group that goes with it.

  1. Bridesmaids

    A routine for the bridesmaids, as a gift to the couple, as a grand entrance or as a surprise during the party.

  2. Groomsmen

    Sharp, simple moves for friends who think they cannot dance. Funny when you want it, clean when you need it.

  3. The whole party

    Everyone in one routine, with a joint entrance if you like. Partners can dance together, and anyone without a partner rotates in.

  4. With the couple's first dance

    Your own first dance can open the number, and the party can join midway. We plan the handoff with you.

The moments

Make an entrance, or make a surprise

Lead with the moment. The steps follow from it.

  1. The grand entrance

    A short, high-energy routine that brings the party into the room and sets the tone for the night.

  2. A surprise for the couple

    Your friends take the floor and dance to a song that means something to the couple. We plan the rehearsals so it stays secret.

  3. A show in the middle of the night

    A longer routine when the floor is warm and the guests want a number to cheer.

Our Packages

Choose your lessons

The same three packages as the couple's dance. Pick by your date and how big a number you want.

Free 15-minute call. Tell us your date and we will pick the package with you, then confirm lesson days, times and price.

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Put your date in the wedding lessons calculator to see your start-by week

How it works

From the idea to the floor

  1. Pick the song and the moment

    An entrance, a surprise or a show. We choose a song and a cut that fits the moment.

  2. Learn it together

    Everyone learns the routine together on evenings or weekends. Couples can stay together and solos rotate.

  3. Practise at home

    After a lesson you can ask for a short video recap so friends can practise on their own time.

  4. One full run in order

    A last rehearsal in the order of the day, so every person knows where to stand and when to start.

FAQ

Wedding party dance questions

How many people can be in the routine?

Any number. There is no cap on group size. We build the routine for the group you have, from two friends to the whole party.

How many lessons does a group routine need?

The same plans as the couple's dance. Eight lessons (Essential) cover a clean, simple routine, fifteen (Classic) add polish and turns, and twenty or more (Showstopper) build a show. Your date and the size of the group decide the right one.

Our friends cannot dance. Is that a problem?

No. We design the routine so that non-dancers look sharp: clear counts, repeated patterns and no fragile moves. Beginners are welcome.

Can we do it as a surprise for the couple?

Yes. We plan rehearsals with you so the routine stays a secret until the moment.

Can partners dance together in the group?

Yes. Couples can stay together and dance as pairs, and anyone without a partner rotates in. We arrange the routine around the people you have.

The studio room at golden hour

Start while
the to-do list

is still short

Tell us how many of you, your date and the moment on a free 15-minute call, and we'll suggest where to start.

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