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Rumba for Beginners: Slow, Close and Harder Than It Looks

How to dance the rumba for beginners: the count, the basic steps, the three mistakes everyone makes, and why it suits a wedding first dance...

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Cha Cha Cha for Beginners: Your First Steps

How to dance the cha cha cha for beginners: the count, why it starts on two, the basic steps for both roles and the mistakes to avoid...

What a Private Dance Lesson Is Really Like

Private dance lessons in London, described honestly. What happens in the room, why one to one suits adult beginners, and how to book an intro lesson...

Dancing in a Wedding Dress: What Actually Works

How to dance in a wedding dress without treading on the hem. Practical advice on trains, bustles, silhouettes, shoes and floors from a London studio...

First Dance Songs You Can Actually Learn in Six Weeks

Easy first dance songs UK couples can genuinely learn in six weeks, grouped by the dance they suit and judged by teachers, not by wedding bands...

How Many Wedding Dance Lessons Do You Actually Need?

Asking how many wedding dance lessons we need? Honest UK ranges, usually five to ten, from a London wedding dance studio in Paddington and Piccadilly...

Ballroom or Latin: Which Should You Learn First?

The real difference between ballroom and Latin dancing, in plain English, and how to work out which one to learn first as a complete beginner...

What to Wear to Your First Ballroom or Latin Class

Wondering what to wear to a dance class? Normal comfortable clothes are fine. Honest advice on shoes, layers and arriving straight from work in London...

Is It Too Late to Start Ballroom Dancing?

Am I too old to start ballroom dancing? No. An honest London answer on what changes with age, what doesn't, and what a first year really looks like...

Do You Need a Partner to Learn to Dance?

Do I need a partner for dance classes in London? No. Here is how one to one ballroom and Latin lessons work when you come on your own...
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