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Wedding dance · Madrid

Wedding dance lessons in Madrid

A first dance choreographed for your song, your clothes and the space where you are getting married. Always with two teachers, one for each of you, and no dance experience needed. Fixed-price packages from €290.

See it first

What one of our first dances actually looks like.

A minute and a half explains this better than three paragraphs: how a rehearsal starts, how the choreography is built, and how it looks on the day.

More than 50 weddings, and counting.

Big weddings and weddings of thirty guests, textbook waltzes and surprise changes of song. Swipe through and open any photo.

How it works

Two teachers, your song, zero panic.

Choreographed for you

We do not teach a set routine. We build the choreography around your song, your level and the floor you will actually dance on — a marquee, a restaurant or a garden are three very different things.

Always two teachers

One works with each of you. It is the fastest way when one partner picks things up quicker than the other, and it is the reason couples who "cannot dance at all" end up dancing.

Every rehearsal on video

We film each session so you can practise at home during the week. That is where most of the progress happens.

A private studio

We rehearse behind closed doors at our school in Tetuán, five minutes from Cuatro Caminos metro. Changing rooms available, so you can try the dress and the shoes in the last sessions.

Packages

Fixed prices, no surprises.

First Dance Essentials — €290

Just the two of you: 4 hours of rehearsal and a choreography of up to 2 minutes. The most popular option.

Friends & Rhythm — €370

Up to 4 people, 5 hours, up to 3 minutes. For couples who want to bring in a sibling or a couple of friends.

Mega Wedding Party — €450

Up to 6 people, 6 hours, up to 4 minutes. Enough room for a surprise section.

Ultimate Celebration — €720

Up to 20 people, 7 hours plus 1 hour of adjustments, up to 6 minutes. The full production, with the whole wedding party.

Extra sessions are €50 per hour if you already have a package, and €75 per hour as a one-off class. If your wedding is outside Madrid, we rehearse here and you dance there.

When to start

Six to eight weeks is the sweet spot.

6 to 8 weeks before

One rehearsal a week. Long enough to learn it properly and to forget it and remember it again, which is what makes it stick on the day.

2 or 3 weeks before

Still works. We simplify the choreography and go intensive: fewer steps, very well rehearsed, which always looks better than a complicated dance half learnt.

3 or 4 months before

Room for mash-ups, changes of song, lifts or a routine with friends. If you have an idea in mind, this is the time to try it.

The week of the wedding

We keep the last session for the dress, the shoes and the real distances. It is the one that removes the nerves.

Questions

What couples ask us first.

We have never danced. Is that a problem?

It is the most common starting point, and the reason we always work with two teachers. We start from zero: how to hold each other, how to walk in time, and then the choreography. Nobody is going to ask you to do anything you cannot do.

How many sessions do we need?

Four or five are enough for a first dance that looks good and feels safe. Six to eight if you are changing songs halfway through or more people are dancing.

Can we choose any song?

Any song, any genre: waltz, bolero, pop, rock, reggaeton, tango or a mash-up. If you have not chosen yet, we listen to options with you in the first session and tell you honestly which ones dance well.

Our wedding is outside Madrid. Does that work?

Yes. You rehearse with us in Madrid and dance wherever the wedding is. We adapt the choreography to the size and the surface of that floor.

Can friends or family join in?

Yes, and it is a good idea if you feel nervous being alone on the dance floor. The Friends & Rhythm, Mega Wedding Party and Ultimate Celebration packages are built for that, for up to 4, 6 and 20 people.

In Stage took part in the Kit Consulting programme, funded by the European Union — NextGenerationEU under the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan.