Memories of first dance is always an exciting one for couple. If the bride and her groom are good dancers, the party guests would be thrilled and wouldn't want them to stop. But sometimes, we attend weddings and only one of the couple can dance; the other is either shy or a no-dancer.

After the brief introduction of very important guest and a few talks and prayers, the MC announces the couple, invites them to the dance floor. Under the spotlight, with friends and family watching, the time to dance has arrived.

With the way things are evolving, dancing is no longer for professionals. Anyone can dance. First dance is not all about practicing and then displaying on the dance floor. These days, all you have to do is just go with the flow and enjoy every bit of it.

How to Make Your First Dance One to Be Remembered

1. Be a party starter: I suggest you dance to half of the song and then give the guests the opportunity to get involved.

2. Practice: I mentioned earlier that it isn’t necessary you become a professional before you know how to dance. True, but learning how to dance from a few pros and experimenting with them can be fun. Once you learn how to boogie woogie, the guests would definitely follow your lead.

3. Avoid dress troubles: While rehearsing for your first dance, it is important that you try out with your wedding dress, so on that day, you will be able to move with ease.

4. Music matters: Now, this is where caution comes in. Before rehearsing or while rehearsing, choose a song that suits you and your partner; a song that means something to both of you. Doing this will make the day enjoyable and your heart filled with joy.

5. Don’t get it twisted: Before I sign out, I will give one more advice. Please, ensure you give the DJ your own song version. Ensure it is the one you have been rehearsing with.

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