A studio with beginners in mind.


  • Your wedding dance: Simple steps or a choreographed extravaganza... We'll help you out.
  • One on one instruction. Any dance style... or let us choreograph from the top.
  • Receive undivided attention from the best First Dance instructors in New York.
  • Foxtrot, Rumba, Salsa, Wedding Waltz, Swing, Tango, Bolero, Viennese Waltz, Slow dance, 2 Step, Nightclub....
  • No prior dance experience required. Set the stress of the planning aside; just enjoy learning how to move together, effortlessly, as one.

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- Peter Jones
Aimee and Jeff Beginner or advanced, we understand a wedding dance's unique requirements.

We're dedicated to helping you create your own unique First dance, painlessly and easily.

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Some notes about your First Dance
and first song

  • A good wedding song should have a clear, steady beat. Note: It's the sONG you pick that determines the dance you'll do. Often Standards like Sinatra are Foxtrots, an excellent dance for beginning dancers. Other dances can also be done easily with only a few lessons.

  • If you have picked your favorite dance before you've chosen a wedding song, just choose a song that fits that dance style. Ask your instructor for assistance.

  • A good length is around two to three minutes. Too short is no fun, and too long, you take a chance on boring your friends - who want to get on the floor too!

  • Practice and get comfortable with the ballroom steps you've learned and the dances' rhythm patterns. Remember to practice dancing to other songs, with different tempos, so you'll always be able to dance comfortably.

  • Practice is the only way to really get comfortable on the ballroom floor, allowing you to look and feel good. Its just like anything else; the more you do it, the easier it is. So try to practice some between lessons.... even if its only for a few minutes. It really will make a big difference.

  • If you can, find out the size and shape of your dancing floor and tell your instructor.

  • Also decide when in the Reception you want to do your first dance.

  • Tell the Band or DJ when you'll do your first-dance and make sure they'll play the song at the tempo you practiced, or one where you are able to dance comfortably. Also be sure to tell the photographer/ Videographer when you plan to dance, and if there are any special moments or dance moves you particularly want them to capture: the big ballroom dip, the special turn, a twirl, flourish or that BIG ending you worked so hard on!

  • But no matter what happens, don't worry.... If you forget a step or miss a beat, keep dancing. Just relax, breathe, recover, and enjoy this incredible moment together. Because, most importantly, you want to have fun.
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