Dance guides
What to wear to a dance party
Wear something you can move in and feel good in. There is no dress code at our parties.
Shoes matter most
Choose shoes that turn easily and stay on your feet: dance shoes, or smooth-soled shoes with a low heel. Avoid heavy grips, flip-flops and shoes that slip off. Our London Bridge parties are outdoors, so think about the ground too: a stable sole is safer than a very high heel.
Clothes
Light clothes you can move and turn in work best. Avoid long loose sleeves, big belts or bags that catch your partner’s hands. Bring a layer for the end of the night: it gets cooler by the river.
Small things that help
Leave out large rings and bracelets, which can catch in a turn. Tie long hair back if it swings into your partner’s face. Bring water, and a spare top on a warm night.
Look after your things
Carry only what you need and keep it with you or with a friend.
Most of all
Come as you are. A good dancer is someone who is kind, listens to the music and enjoys the night.
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