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Home » Indian Weddings » Wedding planner » Dance and Indian Weddings
- Contact a professional using contacts or consult the yellow pages
- The choreographers make sure that everyone in the family is involved – the parents on sides, the uncles, the aunts, the cousins and most important, the bride and the groom.
- The families choose the song that they would like to dance to and today of course, Bollywood performances are the most popular.
- Once the song is selected, the choreographers set about doing the work. Sometimes, the songs are as complicated as Mehendi Laga Ke Rakhna.
- Choreographers charge around Rs. 10,000 – 50,000 per song and take six sessions to ensure that no one gets out of step.
- Doing exciting numbers is great, but make sure that you do not try and dance to something that is beyond your potential. Choreographers can only try and advice; you have to take the decision.
- Choreographers also sometimes organise for DJs too.
- Some prefer to be more western and hence organise ball room dancing. This means that you have to attend classes well in advance so that you don’t step on each other’s toes.
- Salsa is also a hot item today, but perhaps it might be a little difficult for the bride and groom to dance to, with their heavy jewellery.
- The best advice would be to practise together as a family.
- Get the photographer to come to your final practice so that he knows which movements to capture.
- Listen to the music of your dance as often as possible (like when driving) so that you have all in the movements in your mind.
- As the choreographer teaches you, capture it all on video, give it to your relatives on a CD and get them to watch it too so that when you get together, there aren’t too many mistakes!
- Remember, choose the style that suits you and the members of your family – you will also have to get a separate wardrobe for the dance!
Dance away and enjoy yourself after all those hours of hard work. Give the audience a performance to remember.
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