dance

My dad and I decided to go the more non-tradition route for our father-daughter dance. Let's just say our guests were surprised!

Very smart man to enlist the best lip-sync dancers in the world...little girls!

Through both work and personal preference I've seen a lot of Bollywood in my time. Combining dance AND a capella singing? Coming from someone who can barely chew gum and walk at the same time, that's just pro.

James surprised his bride with a flash mob

What does this have to do with weddings? Watch until the end!

Zelda says: "My now-husband and I wanted to bring high energy to our reception, so we kicked off the dancing with a choreographed piece filled with inside jokes, dance references, and a tribute to a great dancer on youtube."

OK, OK, so I know sometimes wedding dancing can be painful. But you're not supposed to make it look painful. This guy looks like he's watching a 6-car pileup unfold near the DJ.

In some ways I feel like nailing the choreography to a really elaborate number like this would be more stressful than the whole "getting married" thing.

Hey man, if you don't book your location far enough in advance during peak wedding season, you may be forced to take drastic measures.

Let's admit it, watching a couple sway back and forth for three and a half minutes isn't the most riveting thing, especially after sitting and watching them stand and gaze at each other for anywhere from ten to sixty minutes beforehand.

I've seen a few versions of Beyonce's Single Ladies in my time. This gets a special nod because of the number of people, folksy venue, and distracting lack of pants. Oh and there's a really cute proposal at the end.

Jewish wedding dance synced to The Dougie. Goes together pretty well!