Teens and adults
Weddings and quinceañeras
A first dance, a quinceañera waltz or a family dance, learned over a few weeks.
Couples learn a first dance at their own pace. A quinceañera court, with the honoree and the chambelanes, learns a waltz and a surprise dance together. Families who would like to dance together at a celebration are welcome too.
At a glance
Teens and adults
One hour, for a few weeks
Groups of up to 8, and private classes
Studio A
What a class is like
- 01
Step 1: Choose the song
Bring two or three songs. The teacher helps you pick one that suits the dance and the day.
- 02
Step 2: Learn the frame
Posture, holds and the first eight counts, practiced slowly.
- 03
Step 3: Build the dance
A few steps added each week, with time to repeat them.
- 04
Step 4: Practice with the people dancing
The court or the family joins for the last classes, so everyone has danced it together before the day.
What to wear and bring
Clothes that move
Clothes you can move in, and shoes with a smooth sole.
The shoes for the day
Bring the shoes you will wear on the day for the last classes.
Songs you like
Two or three songs, so the teacher can help you pick one.
Levels and your teacher
- Level
Social ballroom
Waltz and foxtrot are the base of a first dance, and the teacher adds the dance you ask for.
See all levels - Social ballroom teacher
Bienvenido Morel
Bienvenido leads the wedding dances and the quinceañera court on Thursday evenings, in Spanish.
Meet the team
Plan a celebration dance
Tell us the day, the song and who will dance, and we will find a class that fits.