Wedding Dance

Here at Glencoe Ballroom Club, we believe that the wedding day is one of the most important and special days of your life, and we can help you make it even more special! NSDS offers Father Daughter Dance, Mother Son Dance, and Married Couple Wedding Dance Lessons Glencoe.

Learning to dance for a wedding is a special gift that you and your spouse-to-be can give to each other. A couple who feels confident and poised when they dance together will ensure that their very first dance together as wife and husband will be a memory they will cherish forever.

NSDS can choreograph an elegant, classy, and customized routine to the music and dance style of your choice.

We will give you the confidence and skill to show off your elegance, style – and maybe a little personality! – on the dance floor, on your special day.

For that first dance with your new spouse, or for memorable Father / Daughter and Mother / Son dances, you’ll amaze your family and friends with your new-found skills, and enjoy a magical moment that will be with you for the rest of your lives!

Let us help create a memorable moment on your special day, a one of a kind dance that you can remember for the rest of your life. Tell us your dance vision and we will help to make your dreams a reality on your special wedding day!

If a couple is planning to get married, here are a few TIPS from the experts on learning to dance for their big day.

~Don’t wait until the last minute. Remember that the schedule will get very hectic as the wedding day approaches. Dance instructors recommend starting four to six months earlier to allow more time for practice, especially if our students are newcomers to dancing.
~It’s OK if you haven’t chosen a song. On your very first lesson we will introduce you to the main dances most couples use. We can help make suggestions depending on which dance you like and do the best. If you already have a song chosen, bring it with you!
~Be patient when learning. Dancing is a great stress reliever, and a fun date night, so don’t put too much pressure on each other.
~Don’t try to teach your fiance. You’ll both have a lot more fun dancing if you let your instructor do the teaching.
~Practice in the right shoes. Wear shoes to your lessons that are similar to the ones you’ll be wearing on the big day.
~Be consistent with your appointments. The more often you come in, the less review there will be on each lesson.
~Plan at least once a week to get the most from your lessons.
~Use the classes & practices when possible. Everyone feels most comfortable on a private lesson, but the classes and parties will be closer to what the rest of your reception will be like, and the teachers will be there to help!