wedding dance
Couple's first spin
A wedding dance is a formal or traditional dance performed at a wedding reception.
The term most often refers to the first dance between newlyweds, but also covers structured dances like the father-daughter dance or mother-son dance.
At some weddings, guests join in group dances: The DJ got everyone up for the wedding dance.
- receptionAct of receiving guests
- brideWoman getting married
- groomBetrothed man; stable worker
- bridal partyCeremony's supporting cast
- waltzDance in three-quarter time
bouquet · DJ · floor · twirl · spotlight · champagne · veil · tuxedo · newlyweds · band · sway · embrace · guests · toast · celebration · romantic · choreography · song
- folk dancefolk traditions, folk costumes, folk musicians, folk revival, polka
- wedding customsmarriage vows, bridal procession, bouquet toss, best man, bridesmaid
- slow danceswaltz, slow waltz, foxtrot, rumba, bolero
- tribal marriagebride price, bridewealth, marriage ceremony, tribal ceremonies, betrothal
- Caucasian dances
- Southeast Asian Dancehand gestures, headdresses, theatrical masks, Nora, Ram
wedding dancefuneral march
Music accompanying a coffin
death march · funeral procession · memorial service · wake · last rites
wedding dancedanse macabre
Allegorical mortality theme
mourning ritual · funeral dirge · requiem · lament · keening
wedding dancegarter toss
Reception ritual for bachelors
cake cutting · wedding toast · receiving line · wedding speech
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