Love Language of Dance - FAQ’s

Do I need a partner to attend?

Not at all! The event is designed for both singles and couples. If you come alone, you’ll still get the full experience of learning connection and communication through dance. We’ll rotate partners in some exercises so everyone can learn, and there will be plenty of opportunities to practice with different people.

What if I’ve never danced before?

No dance experience is required. We start with simple ballroom movements that anyone can do, and the focus is on communication, not fancy steps. Whether you’re a total beginner or have danced for years, you’ll leave with new insights into how people connect.

Is this event only for romantic couples?

Not at all. The lessons of relationship dance apply to all types of relationships—friends, family, co-workers, and yes, romantic partners too. If you come with your spouse or partner, you’ll strengthen your bond. If you come as a single, you’ll gain valuable tools to improve how you connect with others in everyday life.

I’m worried about feeling awkward. Will I be put on the spot?

We keep the atmosphere light and supportive. Nobody is singled out or pressured to perform. The goal isn’t to be perfect—it’s to explore connection in a safe, encouraging space where everyone is learning together.

What makes this different from a regular dance class?

Traditional classes often focus on memorizing steps. The Love Language of Dance focuses on connection first—learning how to lead, follow, listen, and respond. The steps are just tools. You’ll walk away not only with dance basics but also with a deeper understanding of how people communicate.

As a couple, what if one of us is more experienced than the other?

That’s actually very common, and this event helps bridge that gap. By focusing on communication, not perfection, both partners can enjoy the experience without frustration. You’ll learn how to support each other instead of “fighting” the steps.

What age group usually attends? Will I fit in?

This gathering is designed for adults ages 30–65 who want to connect, grow, and have fun. The crowd is friendly, welcoming, and diverse—many are trying dance for the very first time. You’ll definitely find people in your stage of life who share your curiosity.