If
your having a traditional Scottish Wedding
and are looking for some traditional Scottish entertainment for your reception
then a Ceilidh has got to be top of your list.
Ceilidh
(pronounced "Kay-lay") derives from the Gaelic word meaning
a visit, it can also mean a house party, a concert or more usually an
evening of traditional Scottish dancing.
The basic dances
are all fairly easy to do, the majority of them being round-the-room and
set dances. The caller will keep you right and guide you and your guests
through a well chosen selection of traditional scottish dances.The main
thing to remember is to have fun.
Some
of the more popular ceilidh dances include:-
- The Canadian Barn
Dance
- Circassian Circle
- Dashing White Sergeant
- Eightsome Reel
- Foursome Reel
- Gay Gordons
- Highland Reel
- Waltz
- Military Two Step
- St Bernards Waltz
- Strip the Willow
- Virginia Reel
We have a number
of Ceilidh bands and professional callers available, so if you want
to include a Ceilidh band or a Disco/DJ with Ceilidh Caller as part of
your evenings entertainment then give us a call.
If your not sure
whether a Ceilidh band will go down well with all of your guests then
another option is to book a Ceilidh caller with one of our wedding disco's,
that way if the ceilidh isn't doing too well the disco can take over and
continue with the evenings entertainment.
Ceilidh Caller
with Disco/DJ - A great choice for those that want to add a Scottish
theme to their wedding entertainment, our professional caller will introduce
the dances and take you and your guests step by step through all the moves.
It doesn't matter whether you're an expert dancer or a novice with two
left feet our caller is right there to help you through all the moves,
and don't worry if you can't get the hang of it straight away because
a ceilidh isn't just about the dancing, it's also about having fun, so
get up, join in and most of all enjoy yourself.
Once the ceilidh
is finished our wedding DJ will take over and keep you and your guests
dancing right through to the end of the night.
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