googles:

[size=13pt]whoever said you have to be chris brown or usher at your own wedding? who cares if you can dance or not all you have to do is let your excitement and happiness lead you trust me the question you ll be asking yourself after is "damn how did i learn to move like dat ?"[/size]

N101:

It isn't about being like Chris Brown or anyone else.  There's a difference between those who want to dance and can't dance and those who can but choose not to.  Dancing at your own wedding isn't compulsory.

In our excitement and happiness we didn't dance and don't regret it! 

ifedy:

Not compulsory, but it is better before pple start running mouth that u re forced into marrying her
You know people always have explanation for everything, the aproko nature

S@mi:

you betta take enough Monkey tail and Dongo yaro, make u fit dance well that day

pady2:

. but methinks it would kinda mak pple think you regret the decion or that you are even a sadist.my 2 kobo.

mr.official:

If u no fit dance for wedding day, when you won dance? for club?

gbubs:

It depends on the settings, if its a court wedding, no need to dance, if its traditional and there is provision to dance, just swing if you are shy and if its church, better learn your steps now,

gidig:

Take my advice, if it is a Yoruba wedding, just swing from side to side with a smile on your face and you are home and dry. to make it very effective, both you and your spouse should agree to simply dance that way, focused on yourselves. It is your wedding and not a dancing competition. There is no evidence anywhere in the world that couples who dance vigorously at their weddings have a happy marriage. If you are putting yourself under pressure because of what people expect you do on your wedding, that is not a good sign. It is your life! If you dont want to be 'sprayed' with naira notes at the wedding, dance to your favourite western romantic song and you are home and Dry.

IN summary, it is your wedding! YOUR WEDDING!