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A Starter Guide: How To Ballroom Dance For Beginners (Videos)
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The Foxtrot is a great Ballroom dance to use to get around the rooms and at <anchor>weddings</anchor> and Ballroom dance parties. This is one of the easiest dances to learn because it involves 2 walks and side steps for both partners. It is a classy dance that fits may of the Frank Sinatra and Michael Bubble music.
How To Dance At A Wedding For Couples - Video Lessons
# How To Dance At A Wedding (Easy Dance Moves For Couples)

## How to dance at a wedding – Using Foxtort:

Foxtrot is a classy dance that fits most 4/4 songs. It is one of the easiest ones to do.

The key is to get around the room smoothly… As you approach a corner, that is the perfect time to do the rock step turn and get back to “the line of dance” (counter clockwise) with your basic step.

## The foot patterns:

For the basic step:

Men: Forward, forward, side, close

Ladies: Back, back, side, close

For the rocks step (the corner step):

Men: Forward,replace, side, close

Ladies: Back, replace, side, close

### The Frame:

You will use the closed hold in this dance. That means the men’s left hand is connected to the lady’s right hand. And the men’s right arm is placed on the lady’s left shoulder blade area, while the lady’s left arm is placed on top of his shoulder. Be sure to apply a little bit of pressure forward so that you are “connected” to one another for better leading and following.

### How to count the Foxtort:

The music is phrased in counts of 8 so you want to listen to the beats and count them 1-8. Once you’re able to do that you can count the foxtrot basic timing which is: Slow, Slow, Quick, Quick. That means the slow gets 2 beats and the quick gets 1 beat.

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## How to dance at a wedding – Using Swing:

The Swing also fits many of the same songs that a Foxtrot would, but it’s best to use for more energetic/faster type of songs.

## The foot patterns for basic step:

### Men:

Starting with left foot

Rocks step – Step back with left and replace on right.

Triple step to left – Side, close, side (left, right, left)

Trip step to right – Side, close, side (right, left, right)

### Women:

Starting with right foot

Rocks step – Step back with right and replace on left.

Triple step to right – Side, close, side (right, left, right)

Triple step to left – Side, close, side (left, right, left)

### The Frame:

The frame in Swing is a little looser (not so rigid). Often times the man’s left hand and lady’s right hand will be down at around the waist level – with the man’s left thumb wrapping the top of lady’s hand. Then on the other side, the man’s right arm is placed around the lady’s left shoulder blade area, and lady’s left arm is placed on the top of his shoulder.

### How to count the Swing:

You can simply count the Swing with: Rock step, triple step, triple step. Or you can also use numbers like: 1,2, 3 a 4, 3 a 4. It is important to note that the rock steps are full beats, while the triple steps are syncopated. What does that mean? Well, you’d have to give more time for the rock steps.

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