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ShaadiChoreographers.com, powered by ShaadiPros, connects you with dance choreographers who turn sangeet anxiety into standing ovations. Whether it is the couple's first performance, a flash-mob family entry, or your groomsmen's surprise act, our choreographers build routines around real people — not trained dancers.

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Pooja & Vik Malhotra

Couple
Couple

"Our families had zero dance experience and two left feet each. By the sangeet, we had a twelve-person routine with formations and costume changes that brought the house down."

Sana & Rehan Ali

Couple
Couple

"Online rehearsals saved us — our siblings live in three different states and learned the routine over video calls. The first time we all danced together was on stage, and it still looked rehearsed."

Dhamaka Dance Co.

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Vendor Partner

"We get couples with clear song choices, realistic group sizes, and schedules already mapped. This platform sends us the best-prepared families we choreograph anywhere."

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Most families begin four to eight weeks before the wedding with weekly sessions, moving to twice a week in the final fortnight. Large group routines need the longer end of that window.

That is our specialty. Wedding choreography is built for real families — simple repeated formations, comfortable moves, and staging that hides mistakes while looking rehearsed.

From solo couple performances to forty-person family acts. Large groups are split into smaller batches for rehearsals and combined in the final sessions.

Yes. Choreographers suggest songs that match your energy and can arrange a mixed track — three to five songs blended with smooth transitions — timed precisely to the routine.

Yes. Video-call rehearsals are standard for families spread across cities, with recorded practice videos so everyone can rehearse between sessions.

Three to five minutes keeps the energy high and nerves manageable. Family acts usually run a bit longer with multiple groups taking the stage in sequence.

Yes — romantic Bollywood numbers, English tracks, or a mix of both. Even couples who have never danced together leave with a first dance that feels like a movie moment.

Bollywood, bhangra, garba, dandiya, classical-fusion, hip-hop, and contemporary — most sangeet routines mix several styles across song transitions.

Yes. Groomsmen surprises, bridesmaid acts, and parent tributes are favorites. We can keep routines secret with separate rehearsal slots and a private video group.

Most groups need six to ten sessions. Your choreographer will assess the group after the first rehearsal and set a realistic schedule.

Yes. Choreographers travel to homes, community halls, and studios across New Jersey and New York, or host rehearsals at their own studio.

Comfortable clothes and supportive shoes. Practicing once or twice in your actual performance shoes and dupatta helps prevent surprises on stage.