You want everything on your wedding day to be perfect, we realize that. Who doesn't? And you feel like you have everything in good working order except for one thing. Your dancing skills. You don't want to look like two people that are tripping over each other during your first dance. What can be done to rectify this. We realize that you are not professional dancers and that you may need a lot of help so the best thing that you can possibly do is to seek out a professional dancing school that could at least get you to the place where you are passable and feeling alright about yourselves. So with that in mind, you need to start looking around the Raleigh area for potential candidates that might fit exactly what you need. Once you have accomplished this, you will then setup some times that you can visit the studios and talk to the instructor that you would have. This guide should help you with the questions that you need to ask as well as some tips on how to pick the dance instructor and studio for you.

So, the first question is how do your come up with some worthy candidates that will be worth your time in terms of interviewing. We suggest that you start by asking your family, friends and coworkers if any of them have ever had dance lessons. If they have, get some feedback on how much the lessons helped and the level of professionalism and quality that the studio and the instructor possessed. If all sounds good, get the name and start a list of potential candidates. Another potential source is the world wide web. Do a Google search for “dance lessons in the Raleigh area.” This should provide you with plenty of results that you will need to check out one by one and determine whether any of them are professional or worth your time. There is one other source that may yield some fruit. Check with your wedding vendors because there is a great chance that they will know one or two contacts that you should check out.

So, what are the questions that you should ask when you show up to the studios on your list? Start off by asking them how quickly they believe you and your fiance could progress to looking half-way decent on the dance floor. Should you take private lessons or group lessons? We highly recommend private lessons because you will move along much more quickly with your skills. After you convince them of your skill level, ask them how many lessons they think you should take to be at the place that you want to be.

Find out what you can expect from your lessons? What should you wear in terms of clothes and shoes? If you have already picked out a song, bring a copy of it with you. If you have not, ask if they will help you with your choice. Finally, you must come to price. How much will your bottom line be? Do they offer package deals? After all of your interviews are completed, you should be ready to choose the studio and instructor for you.