Dance Lessons
Dance Lessons for Weddings near Athens
Order of results: subscribed professionals based in the area first (Premium, then Basic), then those who serve the area, Premium professionals covering all of Greece, and finally the other professionals in or serving the area.
Professionals
4 more photos
Dance Lessons · Chalandri, Attica
Bossa Nova Dance and Fitness Studios
Dance Lessons · Γιάννουλη, Thessaly
ART OF DANCE
Dance Lessons · Kallithea, Attica
Just Dance american & international dance studio
Dance Lessons · Korydallos, Attica
ROSE KARRA
Dance Lessons · Δάφνη, Attica
The Dance club by Dafni-ymmitos
Dance Lessons · Ilion, Attica
All Dance Academy
Dance Lessons · Ελληνικό, Attica
Dance scenes by xenos Ilias
Dance Lessons · Argyroupoli, Attica
Dancing Queen
Dance Lessons · Glyfada, Attica
ΠανΔώρα Dancebeat
Dance Lessons
Δασκάλα χορού - Χορογράφος
The first dance becomes a much better memory when you enjoy it instead of dreading it. Dance schools in Athens offer private lessons for couples, with a choreography built on your song and a level adapted to beginners. Book a trial lesson to see if it suits you.
At a glance
- Professionals
- 10 listings
The professionals on this page are based in: Αργυρούπολη, Δάφνη, Ελληνικό, Ίλιον, Καλλιθέα, Κορυδαλλός.
Frequently asked questions
How much do first-dance lessons cost in Athens?
Pricing is usually per private lesson or in lesson packages that cost proportionally less. The price depends on the school, the duration and whether you want simple confidence on the floor or a full choreography. Ask about couples' packages with flexible scheduling.
How many lessons do we need for the first dance?
For a comfortable, natural result, 4 to 8 lessons are usually enough; a full choreography with figures needs more. It depends on your previous experience and the song. Start 2 to 4 months ahead so rehearsals don't collide with the busiest final weeks.
What song should we choose for the first dance?
Choose something that means something to you — not what you think you "should" pick. A teacher can fit steps to any rhythm, from a waltz to a modern track. Watch the length: two to three minutes is plenty, and a longer song can be cut into an edited version.