This is the best demonstration I've seen so far of how the wedding grand march is supposed to be done start to finish (at least as I remember it as a kid). However, I don't quite understand how they went from the smaller alternating circles to the one giant circle at the end. Someone needs to do a video that explains all of the choreography of the grand march before the tradition is lost. Will someone do that or share the link to the ultimate "how to do the wedding grand march video", please?
Some people use "Under the Double Eagle" - the closest version I found was by Asleep at the Wheel. This sounds like Chris Ryback's Grand March, though.
Some people use "Under the Double Eagle" - the closest version I found was by Asleep at the Wheel. This sounds like Chris Ryback's Grand March, though.
I love this song and the whole wedding dance. It reminds me of the old weddings when I was growing up.
This is the best demonstration I've seen so far of how the wedding grand march is supposed to be done start to finish (at least as I remember it as a kid). However, I don't quite understand how they went from the smaller alternating circles to the one giant circle at the end. Someone needs to do a video that explains all of the choreography of the grand march before the tradition is lost. Will someone do that or share the link to the ultimate "how to do the wedding grand march video", please?
What song is being played?
LNX Reverse I know that’s not the la Marcha de zacatecas
What’s the name of the song? And artist
Some people use "Under the Double Eagle" - the closest version I found was by Asleep at the Wheel. This sounds like Chris Ryback's Grand March, though.
How do I find this song?
Some people use "Under the Double Eagle" - the closest version I found was by Asleep at the Wheel. This sounds like Chris Ryback's Grand March, though.
This sounds like a very Czech version.