Groom & Groomsmen Wedding Dance Choreography

Most grooms I work with swear they have two left feet, but we fix that with simple, catchy hook steps that actually look good on stage. I provide mirror-mode video tutorials for every routine so you and your squad can practice at home, away from the stress of constant rehearsals.

Bringing the Energy

Your sangeet is the time to let loose, and the groom’s performance should be nothing short of a spectacle. I don’t believe in overly complex, technical steps that nobody can actually perform in a sherwani. My focus is on big, high-impact moves that look great on camera and keep the crowd cheering. Whether it's a 'Dhatt Teri Ki' vibe or a classic Bollywood hit, we pick songs that match your personality.

How We Make It Happen

We skip the boring, endless practice sessions. Instead, we use a hybrid approach:

• Rehearsal Sessions: We meet at my studio in Guwahati (or we can arrange sessions in Bangalore) to nail down the main formations and those tricky transitions.
• Mirror-Mode Tutorials: You get custom video tutorials shot in mirror-mode. This means you can practice at home exactly as you see it, without having to reverse-engineer my moves in your head.
• Logistics & Staging: I teach you how to handle the space, what to do with your hands, and how to carry yourself on a crowded stage. We focus on 'stage presence' so you look like you own the dance floor.

Custom Routines for the Squad

Planning a group act with your groomsmen? I plan the formations—V-shapes, circles, and levels—to make a group of 5 or 12 look tight and synchronized. Even if your cousins have never danced before, I simplify the steps so everyone feels confident. It’s all about the 'ke dil abhi bhara nahi' feeling—making sure you want to keep dancing even after the song ends.