The Gay Gordons Dance is a wonderful way to express yourself and connect with others. Whether you're an experienced dancer or a complete beginner, these simple steps will have you twirling around the dance floor in no time! The Gay Gordons is a lively dance that's perfect for weddings, ceilidhs, and other social events. The
How to Ceilidh Dance: A Guide Are you ready to liven up your social events with some traditional Scottish dancing? Ceilidh dancing is a fun and interactive way to get everyone on their feet and moving to the beat. Whether you're a seasoned dancer or a beginner, these tips will help you get started and
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The Canadian Barn Dance Steps The Canadian Barn Dance is a very popular couples ceilidh dance. It can either be danced in the same couples or be made progressive - either way, it is great fun! The dance begins with couples standing side by side facing anti-clockwise with their nearer hands joined. Traditionally the lady
The Dashing White Sergeant is based on the old Scottish dance formations of ‘setting’ and ‘reeling’. To begin, everyone must be in a group of three, traditionally either a man and two women or two women and a man. Non traditionally everyone can dance with everyone else, so don't worry about gender. Each trio should
The Cumberland Square Eight is done in groups of eight but within the larger group of eight everyone has a partner. The dance is formed when four couples stand in a square facing in the way towards each other. We use the terminology 'Lady' and 'Man' when describing the roles in the Cumberland Square Eight
Orcadian Strip The Willow - positioning The Orcadian Strip the Willow is a high energy dance, couples form a line down the centre of the room facing each other. Traditionally men stand on the right and ladies on the left (as viewed by the band). However, as long as you stand opposite your partner and
The background to the Gay Gordons Named after a famous Scottish army regiment (known as the Gordon Highlanders), the Gay Gordons is a very popular couples ceilidh dance. Whilst the dance normally begins as a partner dance, it can be made progressive. It is danced in a big circle of couples. Traditionally the lady stands
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