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Skirt styles may impact your dancing
Skirt styles may impact your dancing
Take a moment to identify the skirt style of your wedding / mother of the groom dress (from Bridal Guide). Talk with Katherine about whether it will impact your dancing.
Bustle?
Bustle?
If the wedding dress has a train, you'll want to bustle it so can easily walk around, but it will off-balance you when you try to turn!
Talk to Katherine about how to work with a bustle during your first dance.
Photo Credit: The Knot
Raise your arms
Raise your arms
when you try on your suit or tuxedo jacket. Look at how the fit of the jacket changes. Practice dancing in it and consider leaving the jacked unbuttoned..
Photo Credit: The Sewing Academy
SHOES
SHOES
Men's dress shoes
Men's dress shoes
Typically have a very smooth sole making dancing very easy. But you are wearing a more casual shoe or a pair of orthodic shoes, there may be much more traction on the sole.
Look for shoes that hold on to your ankle
Look for shoes that hold on to your ankle
Start practicing in your wedding shoes; dancing in heels can be much diffeent!
Consider flats
Consider flats
If you aren't used to heels or want something more comfortabe.
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