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In today’s world there are so many people having careers that are technology or science based. There is a school of thought that says that you are either logical or creative, but you can’t be both. So nothing is further from the truth. People do lend to approach a task from either a logical or creative point of view. But anyone can reach the same goal.

Now the vast majority of people who learn any form of dancing do so for fun, it’s something that they can do with their partner or spouse, the danger is that they learn a few steps but then get bogged down in the intricacies of footwork and posture. Sure getting the right foot in the right place at the right time whist holding a posture somewhere about the correct position is important but should all those factors be perfected at the expense of the enjoyment of learning new steps.

After all most people will only dance at family or friends weddings or on holiday where most of the people watching will have never had dance lessons for wedding in their life. To them you will look like an expert even if your toe hit’s the floor before your heal or your head is facing the wrong direction or even, total disaster, you are looking at your partner and chatting.

In addition, remember that rhythm is very necessary with the music. This is something that you feel with your body, not something you think about in a conscious way. Suggesting that someone has no rhythm is never wise. This just serves to belittle and discourage that person from learning to do a wedding dance. Dancing with a partner and learning how to partner is an acquired skill. Remember, moving with someone physically attached to you is not normal.

During the dance lessons for wedding, the gentleman leads and the lady follows. This puts the responsibility on his shoulders. In addition to being responsible for his own steps, the leader guides his partner through hers. This isn’t as hard as it sounds. It’s really just a matter of having good posture and moving in such a way that the lady quickly and clearly senses each wedding dance step.

Try having the groom lead and the bride follow, but try not to worry about it. You can always share the lead. You know how if you walk together you naturally fall into the same stride? It’s like that. If one of you gets out of rhythm, the other can help get you back on track. If the man forgets to lead a turn, the lady can help him to remember. When you share the lead during the dance lessons for wedding, you pay close attention to each other and make sure you are working together.

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