In the majority of cases, dance lesson vouchers are for two people to attend a class together. Please see each individual product page for the full details on this.

You will be part of a group of people for your dance lesson, with professional dance teachers to coach you and show you the moves.

If wedding dance lessons are not available to buy online, please contact our customer services team by 'phone, email using the online chat window that opens on each page.

This depends on the dance style you'll be shaking your thang to, so please see individual pages for info on what to wear for a dance lesson. In general, it's comfy clothes that are easy to move in.

They're not essential. The recommended shoes vary from flat soled for Lindy Hop, to heels for Burlesque. But if you do have dance shoes suitable for the style of dance you'll be learning, you're more than welcome to wear them for your lesson.

It's because some workshops are held in licensed venues, so participants will need to be 18 or over to take part.

Quite often you'll find the dance class turns into a social or dance club afterwards and you may well be invited to stay and practice your new found moves on the dancefloor.

Yes we do! This exotic form of dancing is actually a brilliant whole-body workout and it's a popular choice for hen parties too. Give your hips a workout and book a belly dancing lesson online!

No there are other styles too! Of course, if you're a Strictly fan, you'll be pleased to hear the dances on the show such as the Waltz, Foxtrot, Tango, Salsa and Cha Cha Cha are all genres of ballroom and Latin dances that you could be learning. You can also try swing dances like Lindy Hop, belly dancing or even discover the sensual you with a Burlesque dancing workshop. Vouchers are available for lessons in all these dance styles.

We don't currently offer any dance lessons in your own home.

In some cases yes, but often you will rotate partners. This gives each of you the chance to dance with others, including your tutors. In certain jazz and swing dances, swapping partners is actively encouraged!

You're never too old to get those dancing feet moving. Lessons are suitable for any age (restrictions apply on the minimum age when lessons take place in licensed venues), but in essence, aged eight or 80 anyone can dance.

A certain level of fitness is required to be able to get the most out of a dance lesson. Of course, much depends on the style of dance. For example, an energetic Charleston takes a lot more out of you than a gentle, gliding waltz.

Yes. Book a lesson with a professional dancer and you'll be amazed at how much you can learn in just an hour. And remember, it's all about enjoying yourself, so there's no pressure, just fun.

You've come to the right place. Pick your dance style and click. You'll then see where in the country we are offering dance classes and experiences. Whether it's belly dancing in Brighton, or dancing the Salsa in Salford, we've got a dance lesson programmed near you. Current locations around the UK include:

• Isle of Wight
• London
• Portsmouth
• Brighton
• Rochester
• Reading
• Southampton
• Bristol
• Exeter
• Plymouth
• Cardiff
• Swansea
• Gloucester
• Milton Keynes
• Birmingham
• Stoke
• Stafford
• Sleaford
• Nottingham
• Derby
• Sheffield
• York
• Preston
• Morecambe
• Kendal
• Durham
• Middlesbrough
• Newcastle
• Preston
• Edinburgh
• Glasgow
• Prestwick
• Derry
• Belfast

(now that's what you call countrywide coverage!)

Yes! Dance teachers love to introduce newbies to the world of dance. The dance lesson experiences we offer are totally geared up to those who have not had any dance training. Having said that, if you already know your Cha Cha Cha from your Foxtrot, we've got lessons in different dance styles, so it's the chance for seasoned movers to learn a new dance!

If you mean full of spray tan, sparkles and critical judges picking up on every flat footed move, no, these lessons are not competitive and are much more laid back, thankfully. You might well be learning some of the same dances the celebs do though!

Some lessons do indeed take place at dance studios and workshops, others are scheduled in venues like local halls or clubs. The aim is to offer a sociable place for you get together and dance.