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Are you not wearing your wedding ring on the wrong finger? Yes, I'm married to the wrong man.

The first dance opening the prom or party (or contest) is done by the chief guest. For a wedding that honors course is for the newlyweds. It's their day, they need to be in the center of attention.

According to tradition and etiquette they open the dance evening. After the opening dance of the bride and groom dance partner changes. The groom asks, if possible, the mother of the bride, and the bride asks the father of the groom to dance. At the next junction, the bride dances with her father and the groom with his own mother. Then the choice is free, and the dance floor open for everyone.

Do not start too early with the opening dance. Welcome the guests first. And give them some time to talk.

Make the opening dance not too long. Half a number is enough, then the attention of the guests will fade.

Don’t you like to dance, than keep it short and simple. And ask assistance from friends or family who like helping.

In nearly every kind of dance you can learn an opening dance at your taste. Something on your favorite song. Possibly even a custom choreography.
Consider the size of the dance floor, your favorite music, taste, content... Your clothes (especially the dress, veil...) make dancing sometimes almost impossible.

Considerably to get the party started the DJ continues with something popular, floor filling (Barry White...) where everyone can join in the dance. A short workshop teaching a party dance or dance is also a great idea to get everyone to dance.

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