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Has anyone ever heard of this?

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Not to give TMI, but my parents were divorced when I was five and I've never had a good relationship with my father. However, recently, things have been on the mend and, after much thought and consideration, I've decided to do a "father/daughter dance" and spent hours scouring the web for a song before choosing "Forever Young" by Bob Dylan (it's not mushy and still sweet without me feeling like I'm lying to myself about my relationship with my dad, haha). Anyway, my fiance is SUPER close to his family and is in the midst of choosing a song to dance with his mom to, which is fine. But then he mentioned he wanted to dance with his sister, which I find strange. Do people do this? If so, I've never heard of it. Just wondering what your thoughts are?

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  • mandi921vhmandi921vh member
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    edited December 2011
    I don't think it is strange, but is the dance with his sister instead of the one with his mother or are both taking place? It's usually best to keep special dances to two. If he was planning to do both he could dance half a song with his mom then the other half with his sister. 
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  • musicxstoremusicxstore
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    edited December 2011
    I like your idea to dance half of the song with his mom and the other half with his siter - that's what we'll do. Thanks!
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  • Tiger_TammerTiger_Tammer
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    edited December 2011
    Awe! Too bad my brother is an ass, or I would think this is the sweetest gesture ever.
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  • allaroundraleighdjallaroundraleighdj member
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    edited December 2011
    No I don't think it's weird at all.  I DJ a lot of weddings and I always tell people to do what they want to do and make it special for them.  Too many special slow dances though will really make it kind of stuffy and slow.  Remember, your guests will feel obligated to watch every dance.  My suggestion would be to have it during dinner unannounced and semi-informal.  Good luck!  Eric www.allaroundraleighdj.com
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  • lisarose7lisarose7
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    edited December 2011
    Dancing with his sister: cute and sweet
    Dancing with his sister to a romantic ballad: a little creepy
    Dancing with his sister to a song that references anything sexual: you'd better provide airline sickness bags for your guests.

    I assume, of course, that he's going with #1. :)
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