Gay Gordons
A familiar couples dance and a useful way to introduce guests to ceilidh dancing.
Mobile Beats · Wedding DJ Scotland
Include ceilidh dancing within your DJ evening, with the steps explained and called so guests can join in.
I play recorded ceilidh music and call the dances, then return to the DJ set. If you want live musicians, a ceilidh band is a different option—we can discuss DJ coverage around their performance.
You don’t need experienced dancers in the room. I’ll explain the steps before the music starts and give reminders during the dance. Guests can take part or enjoy watching.
A familiar couples dance and a useful way to introduce guests to ceilidh dancing.
A progressive version can let guests change partners and dance with more people.
A lively option when the available floor space and number taking part suit the formation. We’ll choose the version to fit the room.
We’ll choose a place in the evening that works around your first dance, food and other performers. It helps to give guests time to settle into the party before asking them to learn a dance.
There’s no need to fix every dance to an exact minute. We can agree the intended point and keep some flexibility for how the room is responding. Tell me whether ceilidh dancing is a priority or simply an option you’d like available.
I’ll help you decide which dances are practical. You don’t need to work out the floor layout yourself.
Some dances work in pairs and others in sets. I can help organise people on the floor; let me know if you expect lots of guests unfamiliar with ceilidhs.
No. The ceilidh is one part of your evening. Your DJ music is planned around your own preferences.
Tell me at the enquiry stage that you’re considering it. We can discuss the dances and timing during planning, subject to the agreed service.
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