Wedding Dance Lessons
Impress everyone on your big day!
We all know how important your wedding day is and we would love to help you make it perfect with our first dance tuition in Basingstoke.
We can teach you some basic moves, or choreograph something special to your favourite piece of music – at Freedom 2 Dance you will find the right solution for you.
Our experienced dance professionals have worked with many wedding couples, civil partnerships, fathers / daughters or mothers / sons, in the past helping them to deliver choreographed bespoke routines.
3 Lessons
£150
Learn the basic step to your favourite piece of music + a simple entry & exit to the dance floor.
5 Lessons
£225*
Learn the basic step and a few variations to your chosen song + an entry & exit to the dance floor.
7 Lessons
£300*
Same as 5 + an elaborate routine, with a few options for dips and lifts (as seen on Strictly!)
10 Lessons
£400*
This package is ideal for those that would like to show off and learn more than one rhythm.
Each lesson lasts for 55 mins.
*Price includes editing of your song (if needed).
FAQs
Does it matter if I've never danced before?
No, that’s fine! We offer classes and private lessons for all levels, from beginner to advanced.
I would like to learn how to dance but I have two left feet. What shall I do?
At Freedom 2 Dance you learn what it takes to swap one of your left feet for the right one! Whether you’d like to join one of our beginner courses or whether you’d prefer to learn dancing on a one to one private lesson, Freedom 2 Dance has the solution for you.
Which dances do you teach?
We teach Ballroom, Latin-American and Club Dances. Ballroom dances are: Slow Waltz, Foxtrot, Tango, Quickstep, Viennese Waltz and Slow and Quick Rhythm. Latin dances are: Cha-Cha-Cha, Samba, Rumba, Paso Doble and Jive. Club Dances are Salsa and Argentine Tango.
Are wedding lessons only for partners?
No, we’ve helped fathers and daughters / mothers and sons prepare a routine for the big day as well!
What should I wear?
You can wear anything that’s comfortable and doesn’t restrict your movements. Shoes are also important. We don’t recommend rubber sole trainers as these tend to stick to the floor, which could hurt your knees.