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Wedding Dance Lessons in Austin

They all drove out for this.

Custom first dance choreography at Dance With Me Austin in Domain NORTHSIDE. Most couples need a handful of private lessons. Tell us where the reception is — a downtown ballroom, a barn in Driftwood, grass under the oaks — and we build the routine for that floor, and for the tempo your band will actually play.

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No experience needed Any song, any tempo Indoor & Hill Country venues
First Dance· Father-Daughter· Country Two-Step· Wedding Party· Crash Course
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90%Never Danced Before
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$49Intro Lesson
01 The Austin Wedding Hill Country venues, outdoor ceremonies and live bands. Austin weddings come with a set of problems most of the country never has to solve.

Your Venue Is Forty Minutes Out of Town

The ceremony is under a live oak in Dripping Springs, or on a limestone terrace above the Pedernales, or in a restored barn outside Driftwood. Your guests are driving out 290 with the sun in their eyes. It is going to be beautiful.

It also means the first dance happens in conditions nobody rehearses for. Ninety seconds, everyone watching, phones up — outdoors, on a surface you have never stood on, to a band playing your song for the first time. Here is what actually goes wrong.

a

The high-school sway

Arms locked, weight shifting foot to foot, quarter-turn every eight counts. It doesn't look bad in the room. It looks bad in the video, which is the version that lasts.

b

Your floor probably isn't a floor

A limestone patio, a cedar deck, decomposed granite, or grass under string lights. Every one of those changes what your feet can do — heels sink, soles grip, turns that felt easy indoors suddenly don't. And you get one look at it, at the rehearsal.

c

A live band does not play the recording

This is the Austin one. If you booked a band — and a lot of couples here do — they will play your song at their tempo, with their intro, usually a little slower and a little longer than the version you practised to. A routine counted to the studio recording quietly stops fitting.

d

You booked the venue a year out and the dance three weeks out

The good Austin venues go twelve to eighteen months ahead, so most couples here actually have more time than they think. Almost nobody uses it. The dance is the last line on the list and it gets started far later than it needed to.

e

Then the night turns country

Somewhere after the toasts, the floor fills with people two-stepping who have clearly done it before, and a line dance nobody announced. If the first dance is the only thing you learned, that's where you sit down.

A bride and groom facing each other at the start of their first dance while guests watch from the tables around the floor Ninety seconds
02 How We Teach Around 90% of the couples who book a wedding program here have never taken a dance lesson.

How wedding dance lessons work at Dance With Me Austin.

Nothing about our first dance lessons in Austin assumes you can dance. We build the routine to fit what your body already does well and quietly work on the rest, so the finished thing looks like you two, on a good day — not like two people executing someone else's choreography.

There's a side effect most couples don't expect. An hour a week where the two of you put the phones down, learn something together and laugh at each other turns out to be the calmest hour of the whole planning process. Several couples have told us it became their date night and stayed one after the wedding.

Works with Any Song

Country, soul, R&B, indie or a remix — even a flash-mob surprise.

Zero Experience Needed

We specialize in couples who have never danced together.

Rehearsed in Your Dress

Bring the gown and the shoes — we choreograph around the train.

Built for Your Actual Venue

Tell us the floor and the band. We choreograph for grass, stone and a live tempo.

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An instructor guiding a couple through a first dance routine in a private lesson at Dance With Me Austin Private lessons
03 Programs Every program starts with the same $49 intro lesson. You decide what happens next in that lesson, not before it.

Five Ways Onto the Floor

01 A couple finishing their choreographed first dance with a dip at an Austin wedding reception

First Dance Choreography for Couples

The core program. Built to your recording, count by count — from simple, elegant movement that keeps you off the sway, up to a full routine with spins and a picture-perfect close. We teach lead-and-follow first, so the two of you are actually connected rather than both counting in your heads. Booked a live band? Bring their arrangement and we'll build the routine to the tempo they'll actually play.

Custom RoutineAny SongLive-Band Ready Start here 02 A father and daughter dancing together at a wedding reception after private lessons

Father-Daughter and Mother-Son Dances

Usually the moment that makes the room cry, and usually the person with the least dance experience in the building. We keep these warm and simple: an easy pattern, a comfortable hold, a graceful way to finish. Parents driving in from out of state the day before is normal — a single lesson the morning of the rehearsal is enough to take the fear out of it.

Parent DancesOne Lesson WorksAll Ages Start here 03 A couple dancing the Texas country two-step together during a dance lesson

Reception Dances: Country Two-Step, Line Dancing and Latin

The answer to what happens after the first dance. In Austin the floor turns country somewhere around the second set, and the people already out there learned this at the Broken Spoke years ago. A few sessions on the two-step, country swing, a line dance and some salsa or bachata means you're dancing through the part of the night your guests will actually remember — instead of watching it.

Two-StepCountry SwingLine DancingSalsa & Bachata Start here 04 A group of students learning a choreographed routine together in a class at Dance With Me Austin

Wedding Party and Group Routines

Groomsmen, bridesmaids, both families, or the whole room. We build crowd-pleasing routines that work when half the group has never rehearsed anything — including the surprise reveal that starts as a normal first dance and turns into something else entirely. Bring however many people you have.

Bridal PartyFlash MobSurprise Reveal Start here 05 A couple rehearsing an express wedding dance routine weeks before their Austin wedding

Last-Minute Wedding Dance Crash Course

Getting married in three weeks. Or nine days. It happens, and it is not a problem. We strip out everything complicated and drill four things until they're automatic: a clean entrance, a hold that holds, one turn that looks better than it is, and a finish. If you're driving in from Houston or Dallas for the weekend, we'll stack the lessons across the days you're actually here.

3 Weeks or LessBack-to-Back LessonsOut-of-Town Friendly Start here
04 The Short Answer

What Is the Best Dance to Learn for a Wedding?

There isn't one — the best dance is whichever style matches your song. Couples usually arrive expecting to pick a dance and then find a song to fit it. It works the other way round. The track you have already chosen has a time signature, a tempo and a feel, and those three things narrow the answer to one or two styles before anyone sets foot on the floor.

Matching a song to a first dance style
If your song is…The dance is
A current pop or R&B ballad that fits none of the others Nightclub Two-Step
Country with a shuffle to it — Strait, Turnpike, Randy Rogers Country Two-Step
A slow 4/4 ballad, especially on a small or uneven floor Rumba
A slow, swinging standard — Sinatra, Bublé, Nat King Cole Foxtrot
Anything that counts in threes rather than fours Waltz
Latin, or modern R&B with a Latin lean Bachata

Country two-step is on that list, which it would not be in most cities. In Austin a genuine share of first dances are a country track, and the two-step is a real first-dance answer here rather than only a reception dance.

Three things shift the answer after the music. Your floor — foxtrot, waltz and the country two-step all travel, and travelling styles want a real floor; on grass, decomposed granite or a small stone terrace they turn into a fight, and rumba or nightclub two-step will look better because they stay in one place. Your band — a live band almost never plays your song at the recording's tempo, and a few beats per minute either way can move you from foxtrot to nightclub two-step. And your timeline — with three weeks rather than three months, the styles that look good soonest are bachata and nightclub two-step.

You don't have to work this out yourself. Bring the song to your $49 intro lesson, your instructor listens to it once, and you'll leave knowing which style it is and roughly how the routine will be shaped. Section 05 below has the detail on all six.

05 Choosing a Style Not sure which is yours? The song table in section 04 answers it in one line.

Your Song Picks the Style. Here Are the Six.

Almost every first dance we choreograph in Austin is one of these six — and which one is yours is decided by your song, not by your taste. Here's how they differ, and where each one wants to be danced.

01

Nightclub Two-Step

Best for · the modern pop or R&B ballad your song probably is

The least famous style here and the one most couples end up dancing. It was invented for exactly this problem: contemporary ballads that are too slow to swing, not in three for a waltz, and without enough Latin feel for a rumba. It also stays largely on one spot, which makes it the safest choice on a terrace, a deck or anything outdoors. If your song is a current radio ballad, this is very likely the answer.

02

Country Two-Step

Best for · a country track with a shuffle — and for the rest of the night

Quick-quick-slow-slow, travelling counterclockwise around the floor, and the one dance on this list your guests may already know. It earns its place twice in Austin: a country first dance is genuinely common here, and learning it means you're still using it two hours later when the band goes country. The catch is the travelling — it wants a real floor with room to move around it, so if your reception is on grass or a small stone terrace, tell your instructor early and we'll shape the pattern to the space.

03

Rumba

Best for · slow 4/4 ballads, R&B slow jams, and small or uneven floors

Latin, unhurried, and danced close together largely on one spot. That last part is what makes it the workhorse for Hill Country venues: rumba looks intimate rather than cramped when a covered patio leaves you a ten-foot square between the tables, and it does not punish you for standing on something that isn't a sprung dance floor. It's also the fastest way to make a slow song feel like choreography instead of swaying.

04

Foxtrot

Best for · slow big-band and crooner standards

Smooth, travelling and unmistakably classic — the style behind most black-tie first dances. It moves around the floor rather than staying put, which photographs beautifully but needs room to do it, so it suits a downtown ballroom or a hotel reception far better than a barn with tables to the edge. Expect a little more work on frame and timing than the styles above.

05

Waltz

Best for · songs that count in threes

If your song sways in sets of three rather than four — think Moon River, or Ed Sheeran's Perfect — it's almost certainly a waltz. The rise and fall gives it the sweeping, storybook quality couples picture when they imagine a first dance. Rotational, so like foxtrot it wants floor: lovely in a ballroom or a big barn, tight on a terrace.

06

Bachata

Best for · Latin and modern R&B-flavoured tracks, and short timelines

Dominican in origin, built on a simple side-to-side pattern with a hip lift on the fourth beat, danced in a close hold. It's the quickest of these six to get looking good, which is why it turns up so often when a couple has three weeks rather than three months. Like rumba it stays put, so it holds up outdoors — and it carries into the reception the moment the playlist turns Latin.

Line dancing and country swing aren't on this list because they're almost never a first dance — but in Austin they are very often the second and third. Those are covered by our reception dance program rather than here.

06 When to Start

When to Start — You Have More Time Than You Think

Austin venues get booked twelve to eighteen months ahead, which means most couples here have a long runway and almost none of them use it. Two to three months out is the sweet spot. Here's what each window actually buys you.

01

4–6 months out · The foundation

The unhurried version, and the one your booking timeline actually allows for. We design the choreography, lock the song and build movement habits so early that the steps stop being steps. Nothing about the wedding week involves remembering anything. If you're planning a mashup or a routine with lifts, this is the window you want.

02

2–3 months out · The sweet spot

Where most couples land, and where the program works best. Enough time to learn a full routine, refine posture and transitions, and build the stamina to look effortless from the first note to the last — without the lessons competing with everything else on your list. Also enough time to add the two-step for the reception.

03

1 month out · Polish and presence

Entrance, exit, and the final dip. This is where we rehearse in the shoes and the skirt, work out what the train does on a turn, and adjust for the floor you're actually getting — boots on decomposed granite behave nothing like heels on a ballroom floor. If your band has sent an arrangement, this is when we re-time the routine to it.

04

Three weeks or less · The crash course

Compressed, and it works. We cut anything intricate and drill a small number of clean, high-impact movements until they're automatic. If you're driving in from Houston, Dallas or the coast, we'll stack two or three lessons across the days you're here. Send the song ahead and we'll have it mapped before you arrive.

How Many Lessons Will We Need?

Most Austin couples land between four and eight private lessons. Your instructor will give you a real number at the intro lesson, once they've seen you move and heard the song.

1–3 Express prep

Posture, timing, a comfortable hold, a simple pattern and a clean final dip. Enough to look composed and intentional. The right choice if time is the constraint.

4–8 A tailored routine

A full routine choreographed to your specific recording, with polished transitions, spins, personal styling, and practice in the dress and the shoes. Where most couples end up.

10+ Showstopper

Multi-song mashups, custom music edits, lifts and advanced spins. For couples who want the first dance to be the thing people talk about on the drive home.

07 Your Team

Meet Your Austin Instructors

A wedding program lives or dies on whether the person teaching it can explain a movement to someone who has never done it. Everyone on our Domain NORTHSIDE floor competes — a national Latin champion, a world showdance champion, a salsa champion — but the reason couples ask for these six by name is that they're unusually good at making nervous people comfortable in the first ten minutes. Meet them, then claim your $49 intro lesson.

Diego Gallego, dance instructor at Dance With Me Austin in Domain NORTHSIDE

Diego Gallego

Dance Instructor · Wedding Programs

  • Salsa champion
  • Bachata
  • Argentine Tango
  • Choreography
15+Years teaching
& competing
7U.S. cities
competed in
3Countries
outside the U.S.

Colombian-born, fifteen-plus years as a teacher, competitor, performer and choreographer, and the instructor who teaches a large share of the wedding programs here. One couple wrote that he “did amazing with what little talent we could possibly provide” — roughly the job description.

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Where he comes from

Diego was born and raised in Colombia and brings more than fifteen years of experience as a teacher, competitor, performer and choreographer. He trained in acrobatic gymnastics and was a high-performance athlete in soccer, swimming and cycling before dance took over.

What he teaches

A salsa champion, experienced in tricks, salsa on1, salsa on2, salsa Caleña, sensual and traditional bachata, and Argentine tango. That range is why couples get handed to him when the song doesn't fit a neat category.

Competition

He has competed nationally and internationally — Colombia, Panama and Puerto Rico, and in Miami, Oklahoma, New York, New Jersey, Atlanta, Houston and Chicago.

On wedding couples

His stated aim is creating life long memories on the dance floor, which is as close to a first-dance brief as it gets. Reviews are consistent on two points: it's fun, and nobody is made to feel behind.

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Amanda Merritt, dance instructor at Dance With Me Austin in Domain NORTHSIDE

Amanda Merritt

Dance Instructor

  • Professional competitor
  • Ballroom
  • Latin
  • Beginners
2Age she
started dancing
13Age she
started teaching
2022Joined Dance
With Me

Ask for Amanda if the two of you are arriving with very different confidence levels and one of you needs more convincing than the other. One of her students took first in the Newcomer division at the 2025 Austin Open after starting as a complete beginner.

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Where she comes from

Amanda started dancing at two and grew up in the DFW area training and competing in ballet, jazz, tap, hip hop and contemporary, earning high-scoring solo awards, scholarships and the chance to train with some of the industry's top teachers and performers.

Ballroom and competition

She began ballroom at sixteen and moved into professional competition with her partner Eyne. She joined Dance With Me in July 2022.

Teaching

She has been teaching since she was thirteen, choreographing routines and directing performance teams. Her students describe her as supportive and genuinely knowledgeable about the craft — patient with beginners without ever being vague about technique.

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Crystal Woo, in-house coach at Dance With Me Austin in Domain NORTHSIDE

Crystal Woo

In-House Coach

  • Korea National Latin Champion
  • Asian Games
  • Professor of Dance
  • Ballet & Modern
6Age she
started ballet
BA+MAEwha Women's
University
Asian
GamesRepresented
South Korea

Crystal is the in-house coach — she coaches the instructors who teach you. A national Latin champion who represented South Korea internationally and taught dance at university level before moving to the U.S.

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Seoul

Myeonghee is originally from Seoul, South Korea. She started ballet at six and graduated from Seoul Arts School specialising in ballet and modern dance, then earned Bachelor's and Master's degrees from Ewha Women's University.

Professor and champion

She became a professor of Modern Dance and Latin American Dance at a top Korean university, competed internationally in Latin, became Korea's National Latin Champion and represented her country at the Asian Games. Before relocating to the United States she owned her own dance studio in Seoul.

Why that matters to a wedding couple

You are unlikely to be taught by Crystal directly — she is the person raising the standard of whoever is teaching you.

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Johnny Carvalho, dance instructor at Dance With Me Austin in Domain NORTHSIDE

Johnny Carvalho

Dance Instructor

  • Multiple championship titles
  • International style
  • American style
  • Pro-Am coach
10Age he
started dancing
10+Years teaching
Pro-Am
2Style systems
Intl & American

The instructor to ask for if you want to know exactly what you're doing wrong. One student wrote that he is “exceptional in his detailed instruction and experienced eye to be able to see exactly what you may be missing and reframe it so that you can easily understand and adapt your technique.”

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Portugal

Born and raised in Portugal, Johnny discovered his passion for dance at the age of ten. That early interest turned into competitive success and multiple championship titles.

Teaching

With over a decade of teaching Pro-Am students, he specialises in both International and American styles and has guided students to a long list of competitive achievements. He describes what he builds as a supportive, results-driven environment where each student can reach their full potential.

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Vlad Pop, dance instructor at Dance With Me Austin in Domain NORTHSIDE

Vlad Pop

Dance Instructor

  • IDO World Champion 2023
  • International Latin
  • Showdance
  • Beginners
2023IDO Showdance
World Champion
2005Dancing
since
5Countries trained
& worked in

A world champion who is unusually easy to start with. One student put it as making “even the most nervous of dancer feel immediately part of the group” — useful if one half of the couple has already decided they can't do this.

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Romania to Hungary

Originally from Romania, Vlad started his ballroom dancing journey in 2005, training in International Ballroom and Latin before specialising exclusively in Latin. His competitive development included advanced training abroad, particularly in Hungary under Professional Latin World Champions.

Competition

His career has taken him to India, Russia and Ukraine. Beyond his competitive success in Latin Dancesport, he took the World Championship Title of 2023 in IDO Showdance with his partner Jhinuk.

Teaching

His stated aim is to bring the best out of every student he gets to work with, and reviewers reach for the same two words: talented, and approachable.

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Vivian, dance instructor at Dance With Me Austin in Domain NORTHSIDE

Vivian

Dance Instructor

  • 10+ years teaching
  • Latin & ballroom
  • Core Rhythms
  • Zumba & STRONG
6Age she started
performing
10+Years
teaching
3Countries
taught in

A decade of teaching across three countries, and a fitness background that shows in how she builds stamina — useful if your routine runs the full song and you'd rather not be out of breath halfway through it.

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Venezuela to Austin

Vivian is originally from San Cristóbal, Venezuela, where her love for performing began at just six years old. She started teaching ballroom dance at nineteen while living in Indiana, and after teaching in McAllen, Texas she moved to Austin to continue pursuing her dream career.

Training and certifications

She trained with Julia Powers (Gorchakova) as a Core Rhythms dance fitness instructor and holds certifications in Zumba and STRONG Nation.

Experience

Over ten years of teaching across Venezuela, Mexico and the United States.

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Full bios, certifications and the group class schedule are on the Dance With Me Austin studio page.

08Why Us

Why Austin Couples Choose Dance With Me.

Founded on a World-Class Ballroom Standard

Dance With Me was founded by Maks and Val Chmerkovskiy. Your instructor is coached to that standard — and then points it at one thing: feeling confident for three minutes on your wedding day, not competition drills.

Instructors Hired to Teach Beginners

Our Austin team is selected for teaching ability, not only performance credits, and holds certifications through the National Dance Council of America, the Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing and DVIDA. Around 90% of the wedding couples here have never taken a formal lesson.

Choreography Built for a Hill Country Floor

Train on a full ballroom floor at our Domain NORTHSIDE studio — then tell us where the reception actually is. Grass, a limestone terrace, a barn, a live band a few beats slower than the recording: we shape the routine around the real thing, not around our floor.

09 Watch

What It Looks Like When It Works

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Dance With Me · First Dance Choreographed to the couple's own song
10 Reviews 4.9★ on Google. Every review below is public on the Dance With Me Austin profile.

Why Couples Love Us

★★★★★
“Diego was our teacher for our wedding dance and did amazing with what little talent we could possibly provide lol. He was fun and understanding…”
Nick B.Wedding dance with Diego · Google review
★★★★★
“…Kristoffe turned what could have been a stressful part of wedding prep into one of our favorite memories together.”
NikkiFirst dance with Kristoffe · Google review
★★★★★
“I had my first private lesson with Diego this week and it was delightful. It was fun, clear, thoughtful…”
Tandy GutierrezIntro private lesson · Google review

Read all of them on the Dance With Me Austin Google profile.

11 Pricing Nothing is quoted before you have met your instructor and danced to your own song.

How Much Do Wedding Dance Lessons Cost in Austin?

What the $49 buys you

A full private lesson for the two of you at the Domain NORTHSIDE studio. Not a group class, not a fifteen-minute tour, not a sales meeting with music playing underneath it. You dance, to your own track, with the instructor who would be teaching you.

Driving in from Round Rock, Dripping Springs or further out? Book it for an evening — we're open until 9:30 on weekdays, which is late enough to come after work without rushing.

Both of you, one instructor

Floor time from the first minute. You aren't learning in a room with twenty other people.

Bring the actual recording

Style, tempo and the shape of the routine all come out of your track. Bring two or three if you're still deciding.

A real number, after the lesson

Your instructor prices a program once they've seen you move and heard the song — never before.

$49 is the whole commitment

Some couples take the intro and stop there. That's a normal outcome and nobody chases you about it.

An instructor teaching a couple during a private wedding dance lesson at Dance With Me Austin Your first lesson
Start with the $49 intro Talk it through — (512) 672-8222
12 Questions Something not covered? Call (512) 672-8222 — the studio answers until 9:30 on weekdays.

Austin Wedding Dance Questions

Two to three months before the wedding is the sweet spot. That is enough time to build muscle memory without the lessons competing with the rest of your planning. Austin venues book twelve to eighteen months ahead, so most couples here have a much longer runway than they use — and if you are already inside three weeks, we run an express crash course instead.

It changes it a lot, and it is worth telling us at the intro lesson rather than the week before. Grass, decomposed granite, a limestone terrace and a cedar deck all behave differently underfoot: heels sink, smooth soles grip or slide, and turns that were easy on a ballroom floor stop working. We build the routine around the surface you are actually getting, keep the travelling patterns short if the space is small, and rehearse the shoes you will really be wearing.

Yes, and in Austin this comes up constantly. A band will almost never play your song at the recording's tempo — usually a little slower, often with a longer intro and a different ending. Ask them for the arrangement, or a rehearsal recording, or at minimum the tempo and how they plan to start and finish. We choreograph to that rather than to the studio version, so the routine still fits on the night. If the band cannot tell you, we build the routine with a flexible entrance and ending that survives either tempo.

Around five private lessons is where most Austin couples land. Three covers posture, timing, a comfortable hold and a clean finish, which is the usual choice inside three weeks. Five lets your instructor choreograph a full routine to your song, with a real entrance, polished transitions and practice in the shoes. Eight or more suits a multi-song mashup, a custom music edit, or lifts and a second routine on top of your own.

You start with a $49 intro private lesson at our Domain NORTHSIDE studio. After that your instructor prices a package around your song, your timeline and how much choreography you want, so a three-lesson program and a ten-lesson performance routine are not quoted the same way. There is no obligation beyond the intro lesson.

That is exactly who this is built for. Around 90% of the couples who walk into our Austin studio have never taken a formal dance lesson. We break every movement into simple, repeatable pieces, and we build the routine to your ability rather than making you rise to a routine.

Yes. A George Strait two-step, a Texas country waltz, an indie ballad, a Sinatra standard, a bachata or a mashup that starts slow and drops into something upbeat — we choreograph to the structure and emotion of your specific recording. Bring it to your intro lesson and we will map it out. If you are still choosing, our instructors will help you judge tempo and danceability before you commit.

We do, and in Austin it is one of the most useful things you can learn. The floor here reliably turns country somewhere after the toasts, and a lot of your guests will already know the two-step. We teach the country two-step, country swing, a simple country waltz, line dancing, and salsa and bachata for when the playlist goes Latin — so you and your wedding party can stay on the floor all night instead of sitting it out.

Comfortable clothes and shoes with smooth or leather soles so you can turn. Cowboy boots are ideal for two-step work and plenty of Austin grooms dance in them, so bring the pair you actually plan to wear. Brides should bring their wedding shoes to the final lesson, and a practice skirt if the gown has a train. Avoid rubber-soled sneakers and flip-flops, which grip the floor too much.

Dance With Me Austin is at 11600 Rock Rose Avenue, Suite 110, Austin, TX 78758, in Domain NORTHSIDE. We are open Monday through Friday from 11am to 9:30pm and Saturday from 9am to 3pm, and closed on Sunday. It is a straight run up MoPac or I-35 from central Austin, minutes from The Domain, and an easy drive from Round Rock, Cedar Park, Pflugerville, Georgetown, Leander, Lakeway and Westlake. Call (512) 672-8222.

13 Visit Free parking in the Domain NORTHSIDE garages — and we're open until 9:30, so you can come after work.

Visit Our Domain NORTHSIDE Studio

Dance With Me Austin is on Rock Rose Avenue in Domain NORTHSIDE, north Austin — a full ballroom floor a few doors from the restaurants, which is why a lot of couples turn the lesson into dinner afterwards.

For couples in central and downtown Austin it's a straight run up MoPac or I-35. For Round Rock, Cedar Park, Pflugerville, Leander and Georgetown it's the close studio. And if your venue is out in Dripping Springs, Driftwood, Wimberley or Spicewood, this is where you rehearse for it.

Address

11600 Rock Rose Avenue, Suite 110
Austin, TX 78758

Phone

(512) 672-8222

Hours

Monday – Friday · 11 AM – 9:30 PM
Saturday · 9 AM – 3 PM
Sunday · Closed

Parking

Free garage parking throughout Domain NORTHSIDE.

From downtown

About 20 minutes up MoPac or I-35, traffic depending.

Nearby

Minutes from The Domain and the north Austin hotels; an easy drive from Round Rock, Cedar Park, Pflugerville, Georgetown, Leander, Lakeway and Westlake, and the natural rehearsal studio for Hill Country venues out toward Dripping Springs and Driftwood.

The main ballroom floor at Dance With Me Austin in Domain NORTHSIDE
A group dance lesson in progress at the Dance With Me Austin studio
Interior of the Dance With Me ballroom dance studio in Austin, Texas
14 Book It

Claim Your $49 Intro Lesson

One private lesson with a Dance With Me Austin instructor. You'll try a couple of styles, talk through your song, your venue and your timeline, and leave with a straight answer about how many lessons your first dance actually needs.

Prefer to talk to a person? Call (512) 672-8222 — Monday to Friday until 9:30 PM, Saturday until 3.

A real lesson, not a sales pitch

You dance. That's the whole appointment.

No obligation past the $49

You'll get a specific package price before you decide anything.

Tell us the venue on the form

Grass, a barn or a ballroom — we build the routine for the floor you're actually getting.

Evenings work

We're on the floor until 9:30 on weekdays, so this doesn't have to eat a lunch break.

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