Three ways through: the form below, the telephone, or an e-mail written however you like. All three arrive with somebody who can answer the question rather than pass it along.
This is the quickest route in. Nothing on it is a test — blanks, guesses and ‘we honestly have no idea’ are all perfectly usable answers, and the conversation that follows fills in the rest.
Costing it up rather than asking? The whole ladder sits on the prices page, and the process is set out step by step under how it works.
Check availability for your date.
No confirmation screen full of promises, and no automated sequence of nudges. What follows is short, and it involves an actual voice.
Your message is opened and read by a person who books this work for a living, not sorted by keyword into a queue. If you have written three paragraphs about your reception room, all three get read.
We ring rather than send a brochure, because two minutes of conversation settles more than an afternoon of e-mail. Say on the form that you would sooner be written to and we will write instead — no phone call arrives.
If the answer is yes, we agree what you are booking and put lessons in the diary with an instructor who covers your area. If the answer is not yet, you keep the number and use it whenever the wedding gets closer.
There is no mailing list to be enrolled on and no follow-up campaign waiting in the background. If you do not come back to us, we do not chase you round the internet.
One number, one mailbox, and nobody between you and an answer.
Ring 07337 111560 Or scroll back up and type it insteadCouples often apologise for asking something obvious. Nothing on this list is obvious the first time you plan a wedding.
Sixty towns and cities have their own page, but the boundaries are softer than a list suggests — villages, valleys and market towns between them are usually covered too. If your address is not on the locations index, the answer is worth a phone call rather than a guess.
Weddings a fortnight away are not a lost cause; that is what the £150 two-hour session exists for. Weddings eighteen months away are not too early either. Tell us the date and you will get a straight opinion on what is sensible from here.
Before you write Every package and price is published on the prices page, the stages are laid out under how it works, and the rescue session has its own last-minute page.
The dancing questions live on the main page and on each town's own page.
Ring, by all means. The form exists because a good many people would rather not make a phone call to strangers about dancing, which is entirely fair. Either route reaches the same place, and neither is treated as more serious than the other.
Yes. Half the enquiries we take are at exactly that stage. Knowing roughly where you live and roughly which year you are aiming at is enough for a useful conversation about what this involves and what it costs.
Not in the least. Choose the written option on the form, or say so in your e-mail, and everything is handled in writing from that point — including the prices, the coverage question and the booking itself if you get that far.
No, and that is deliberate. We keep no premises for couples to travel to; the teaching goes out to homes, wedding venues and rooms hired for the hour, which is why the same prices apply from Cornwall to Aberdeenshire.
Often the case, especially when lessons are a present. Send what you know and we will talk it through with you first. At some point the couple themselves have to be told, because dates and addresses are hard to arrange in secret from both of them.
Ask the awkward question. We would rather answer it now than after you have booked.
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