Viennese Waltz
- It is based on one main step that can be used to build multiple figures.
- It is the most popular wedding opening dance.
- It has a constant, lively rhythm that is easy to remember.
- It impresses through turns and elegance.
Choose the wedding first dance style based on the song, rhythm and how you want the moment to look.
The right style depends on your music, the wedding venue, the size of the dance floor and how much energy you want in your opening dance.
Slow Waltz
- Similar to the Viennese Waltz, using a 3/4 measure.
- The rhythm is slower and allows for a calmer expression.
- The rises and falls are more pronounced.
Tango
- A dance with personality and strong inner expression.
- Includes syncopated movements and dramatic pauses.
Cha Cha
- Defined by the flirt between the woman and the man.
- A playful and lively dance.
Rumba
- Considered the dance of love and longing.
- Expresses the story of the relationship with strong drama.
- It is based on teasing, tension and escape.
Salsa
- A Latin-origin dance that also works well in smaller spaces.
- Defined by more intricate figures and many turns.
Disco Fox
- Can be danced in a limited space.
- Works with a wide variety of songs, from the '70s to today.
- It is lively and very suitable for an energetic moment.
Blues
- A slow dance that is easy to learn.
- A walk for two with turns and rotations for both partners.
- Can be danced to old or modern songs.