Dance Lessons ... highly recommend

We're doing this too! More as like a fun date kind of thing every now and then. We're not looking to have a fully choreographed first dance or anything. Mostly for basic steps and holding technique

Hi Julia, as a professional dancer and instructor, I can tell you that definitely don't limit yourself to one dance style. Anywhere you go, you won't just hear one style of music. If you are going to a Salsa party, they'll play Salsa, Bachata, Merengue and even Cha Cha. If you are going to a wedding or a corporate event, you are likely to hear lots of Rumba, Hustle, Swing, Foxtrot and Waltz... Plus, all dance styles of the same family (latin and ballroom) have the same patterns and moves, so it's easy to learn multiple dance styles at the same time.

Do you feel like learning just one style of dance would be enough? or would you recommend learning more than one? neither me nor my fiancé are much for being gifted dancers