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Wedding options
Posted by kersti
10/12/2002  8:05:00 PM
I'm getting rather tired of everyone suggesting that I do a rumba variant for our first dance at my wedding next year. I love the waltz, just can't find a track I'm happy with at the moment.

So, I'm looking for a dance that's classical and not latin for a 4/4 beat track. All suggestions welcome!

My dress has a lovely huge skirt so that has to be taken into account, my fiance has both a left and a right foot and we're prepared to put in hours perfecting the right routine...

At the moment I'm kinda leaning towards a foxtrot...
waltz
Posted by Smtn2smileabt
10/13/2002  4:25:00 PM
If you want a really awesome waltz try the cider house waltz off the movie cider house rules. It is like the perfect waltz piece.
My favorite foxtrot is wink and a smile by harry connick jr.
re: Wedding options
Posted by Nice Foxtrots
10/14/2002  8:44:00 AM
Originally posted by AussieGirl:
At the moment I'm kinda leaning towards a foxtrot...


Though I consider foxtrot to be the definitive ballroom dance, I would personally choose Waltz for a wedding. But it's your wedding, so here are some foxtrot ideas:

-A Nightingale Sang in Berkley Square
(nice - swinging but dignified, and a 'night we met' love story)

-More (Andy Williams) Classic, enduring love/respect, etc

-I will Wait for You (if it takes forever)
(the better recordings of this require experience
to dance in time with, and it may be a little
too sad for those familiar with Les Parapluies de Cherbourg)

-Dancing Cheek to Cheek

And just for humor value, you should listen
to "She's no lady" once before the ceremony...

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