5 Tips To Get Wedding Dance Ready

Wedding planning can be a crazy time, especially with South Asian weddings. It's never just one event. Getting all the family and friend dance ready quickly fall to the bottom of the to do list and can be stressful and rushed. But it doesn't have to be. Preparing for a Bollywood wedding dance can be a fun and exciting experience. Here are five tips along to help you get all your wedding dances coordinated and ready to go:

1. Keep It Simple: There are a million things to think about when it comes to a wedding so keep your routines simple. Big and easy movements are easy to remember and look polished on the dance floor when everyone does it together in a big group. Keep the steps simple and big. 

2. Practice: This goes without saying but often forgotten. Don’t wait until the week before to start rehearsing for one of the biggest days. Start learning at least 3 months in advance and practice at least once a week so you’re not stressed out. If you're dancing with a partner, make sure you coordinate well. Practice together to ensure smooth transitions and synchronization. Allocate specific times during the week to practice your routine.

3. Choose Songs You Love: Pick songs that you love or that are special to you and your partner. This is your day. Don’t worry about what’s trending on social media. Trends will come and go but you’ll remember these moments forever. It's always a lot more fun to dance to your favorite bollywood playlist!

4. Have Fun With It: This is the most important. Have fun with your dance! This is a once in a lifetime experience so keep it fun. Get excited to do your routine. The camera will capture these moments so make sure you’re enjoying every minute.

5. Tutorials: If you have a bunch of people all over the country that need to learn the same thing quickly, the best way to get everyone on the same page are short and simple video tutorials. We’ve created a library of video tutorials specially designed for wedding dances. These are perfect for bridal parties, family dances and other big groups of people.

Remember, the most important thing is to have fun and enjoy the process. Feel free to modify the choreography to suit your comfort and style.