If I remember correctly the night club two-step is just like the foxtrot only you put a tap in. Example: right foot step and tap, left foot step and tap, right foot back, left foot back (lady's footwork). You can dance just about every foxtrot combination to this rythm and just about every song. Also remember that foxtrot has two different rythms that you can dance: slow slow quick quick and slow quick quick. A choreagraphed routine in this dance can be pretty cool if you can find an instructor that knows enough of it. Good Luck!!!

I wouldn't worry too much about dancing a waltz or not. For most modern music with a slower tempo, foxtrot and rumba are the most versatile.

Probably the best way for you to approach this is to pick out several songs you would consider good candidates for this dance. Take these songs to a dance studio and ask them to choreograph a simple routine to one of these songs. The instructor should be able to sort through the music and help you to pick your song and the most appropriate dance.

However, if you want a proper waltz for your wedding, try Ann Murray's "Can I have this dance."

Blair