Enquiry Form - Wedding Steps Australia

Enquiry Form (#1)

Are you enquiring for yourself, or on behalf of someone else?

Enquiry for yourself

Enquiry for someone else

Often there's some confusion about whether the bridal couple is making bookings in the surname of the bride or groom, and the person making the enquiry might be a different person altogether.

The Booking Name recommended is the one used by the couple for all other wedding-related bookings (venue, florist, etc) See the note below.

If you are enquiring for someone else, please make the Booking Surname relate to the bridal couple, and the other contact details (Phone, email, etc) relate to yourself making the enquiry.

You can still fill out the Wedding Dance Checklist, if you wish.

Booking Name

The Booking Name recommended is the one used by the couple for all other wedding-related bookings (venue, florist, etc). Good examples of a booking name are:

Jane Smith and Tony Brown - September 2021
Jane (Smith) and Tony Brown - September 2021

The second example indicates the bride is changing her surname - which is less common now.

Write the names as they would wish to be called or written to. This subtle guidance helps us get the couple's name right on subsequent congratulations cards.

Including the wedding month is also a useful touch.

Details of person making the enquiry. We will contact this person.

First Name

Last Name

Phone (mobile please)

Your Message (optional)

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I have read and agree to the Terms and Conditions and Privacy provisions shown on our Policies and Procedures page.

(Please tick this box)

Wedding Dance Planning Checklist (Optional)

Would you like to fill out a checklist?

This is a checklist of questions we ask you during our complimentary lesson and chat. It's a good idea to consider these before your first appointment. From your answers, we make certain recommendations and tailor our teaching to suit what you wish.

It's useful even to just partially complete this checklist, and it may get you thinking about aspects you had not considered (such as a group lesson for your bridal party).

Just fill out whatever you can. None of the following fields are compulsory to complete.

Date of your wedding (or to the nearest month)

Time period leading up to your wedding. Are both the bride or groom available in the months leading up to the wedding?

Best times for lessons. What days and times are best for your lessons?

Lessons are available almost any time of the day and on most days - if booked well in advance.

Wedding Venue (Reception or where you will be doing your wedding dance)

Any other people needing some help (bridal party or parents)? When are they available?

Bridal party, family, and guests often arrive just before the wedding. We can work around this, if booked well in advance.

Please describe any physical issues possibly affecting your dance

Any previous dance experience? (Not necessary at all - we specialise in beginners)

Dance floor size, shape, and surface (if known)

Song name and artist

Song link (eg YouTube, Vimeo)

Will the song be played by a live band/artist or from a recording?

Live performance

Recording

If the song is to be played by a live band/artist, it's a good idea to coordinate a practice session.

If the song is to be played from a recording, it's a good idea to be very sure who is responsible for ensuring the song is available at the venue.

We also need to check the necessary equipment can play the song, so we need to coordinate with the venue or DJ.

We also need to know who will start the music and upon what signal from the bridal couple.

Style of Dance/s (smooth, latin, up-beat, dramatic, speed, routine or freeform)

How long will the dance be?

How many lessons do you anticipate? (leave blank if unsure)

Are you walking onto the floor during the music or will the music start once you are on the floor? (leave blank if unsure)

What will happen just before and just after the wedding dance? (eg. speeches, cutting the cake)

Where will the bride and groom be standing/sitting just beforehand? (eg. is the dance floor in a different room?)

Would you like to be able to dance socially with other people during the evening or afterwards?

Yes

Unsure

Dress and Shoes

Fill out whatever you can.

Does the bride’s dress touch the floor?

Is the dress slim line, full or hooped?

Can she raise her arms above her head? (right arm)

Does she have a train? If so how will she hold it during dancing?

Can she move easily in her shoes? (stepping backwards)

What type of sole does her shoes have? (eg. synthetic, leather)

Can the groom move easily in his shoes?

What type of sole does his shoes have?

Will he be wearing a jacket?

Can he raise his arms above his head?

After having gone through this checklist, you may have some further questions. Please add them to your Message field above.