Question for you all...

[spuffylover24]

Poll Organized Dances At Weddings

Comments

[brandawg]

It took a lot to get me to agree to the conga line, and even then I'm kind of lucky that I was drunk.

[spuffylover24]

I guess the conga line i could live with.

[uberjackalope]

A spontaneous conga line doesn't really bother me so much, but I would probably laugh if someone asked me to do the electric slide or the macarena at a wedding. And since my fiancee has already vetoed anything of the sort at our wedding (there will also be no Kool and the Gang), I guess we won't be having it. I think it depends largely on the crowd you're entertaining and how comfortable you think they'd be with such things. But honestly, I doubt anyone would miss it.

[spuffylover24]

Yeah, I'm not really for it...i just feel like people have grown to expect it.

[toehold]

Nobody tells me what to do. I dance on my own terms... and to the beat of the rhythm of my heart.

Bust it!

[groovysegue]

As a woman who was a wedding planner and wedding Dj for over 10 years and who's family still owns one of the biggest event DJ companies in Dallas here's my official stance

[spuffylover24]

Thanks for the advice. I'm torn on the subject because it's not something I usually participate in but I think other people have grown to expect them...my fear is that if I have it i have to participate in it! LOL

[prettykate]

I always do the goofy dances, and anyone who isn't "too cool for school" (ie. LAME) should be up for doing them too. It's a WEDDING, a family event with grandparents and kids, not a club, you are supposed to be able to act goofy.

However, I am not a big fan, and I wouldn't miss them at a wedding at all.

[godchilde]

If you're going to be goofy might as well go balls out.

I present: The Only Dance That Even Exists

[spuffylover24]

I can't believe people actually took the time to learn this dance, lol.