A wedding dance should be a wonderful moment in your day. It’s a privilege to help couples find the joy of dancing feet, and particularly so with such a special focus in mind. Dancing is great for couples and often enjoyed throughout life. Many of my wedding clients continue dancing into their married life. From the elegantly simple to the highly choreographed, your wish is my command! It can be as easy as you like and still look amazing. Every dance is bespoke, and tailored to suit you. If you’d like me to guide you through light hearted lessons, I promise you’ll take your first steps to your special song with pride, happiness and confidence, creating a memory to cherish forever. Jayne, IconDanceLessons Tel 07747 153 133 Jayne@icondancelessons.com www.icondancelessons.com
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