That's a great question! If the dress is touching the floor you are certainly limited on step size for both of you. Ballroom dresses typically are cut at or above the ankles to give both of you the ability to take larger steps!
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Would you still recommend this method of stepping forward when your partner has a long dress, especially for a wedding, etc?
That's a great question! If the dress is touching the floor you are certainly limited on step size for both of you. Ballroom dresses typically are cut at or above the ankles to give both of you the ability to take larger steps!
@@BallroomFeed Appreciate the response! Would certainly love to see a video on how to best approach dancing in general when your partner has a more "inconvenient" dress, but I also totally understand that you guys can't just be giving away all your secrets for free now 😉 Cheers!
Thanks for the suggestion, we'll add it to the list! :)