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The Importance of the Wedding Dance
How to Invite The Bride to Dance at Weddings
Learning the Steps to a Groom's Waltzing Wedding Dance
Tips on Doing a Bride's Box Steps Wedding Dance
Putting Steps Together for the Wedding Dance
Tips on Groom's Hesitation Steps for a Wedding Dance
Tips on Bride's Hesitation Steps for a Wedding Dance
Performing Hesitation Steps for the Wedding Dance
Adding a Turn to the Wedding Dance Hesitation Steps
Learning the Bride's Box Step Turn Wedding Dance
Performing the Box Step Turn for the Wedding Dance
Performing Some Wedding Dance Steps All Together
Doing an Under Arm Turn Wedding Dance
Doing a Bride's Under Arm Turn Box Step Wedding Dance
Doing Turn Steps Together for a Wedding Dance
Performing All Wedding Dance Steps Together
Tips for Your Position & Frame for the Wedding Dance
How to Choose A Wedding Dance Song
An Expert Demonstration of a Wedding Dance
Summary: Learn from our expert the women's part of a box step turn for your wedding dance in this free how-to video on preparing your wedding dance.
U.S. Latin Champions Tony Meredith and Melanie LaPatin dominated their field of competitors for over 20 years. As dance coaches and choreographers, they have worked with some of the...read more
"On behalf of Expert Village I'm Tony Meredith and I'm Melanie LaPatin and we're here at Dance Time Square in the heart of New York City to show you how to do your wedding dance. Ladies, so we take dance position, we have the box step turning. We turn four quarters to the left. We turn four quarters to the left; counter clockwise. So we have, one quarter, two quarters, three quarters and four quarters so we end up exactly where we were when we started. So we have back right, side together, forward left, side together, back right,side together, forward left, side together, and we still use the rise and fall. We have one, two, three, four, five, six. One, two, three, four, five, six. That is your box step turning, ladies dance step."
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