Time Out Dance

My DH and I were a little turned off at our first meeting when Sarah started pressuring us to buy her program. This program consisted of her friend taking all of our musical selections and editing them down to make our wedding "flawless". This service would be an additional $100. When we finally walked out the dance studio some 45 minutes later, we were numb. I was ticked at my FI for paying in full but whatever...we stuck it out. Our dance lessons started a week later and I guess Sarah forgot about the program because she never mentioned it again. (Thank god!) My DH isn't a dancer at all, so I was rather impressed that she got him to do the moves she did. I do feel though that Sarah picked on me through some of our lessons. At times my hands weren't in the proper place or I wasn't putting enough effort; it seemed that no matter how I did it, it was just never right. My FI was always laughing because he had no dance experience and seemed to get raves, while I was struggling to do a stupid turn. Although we didn't pay $$$$, Sarah and her husband always seemed rush in our lessons. At our first lesson she focused mainly on the set-up versus the actual dance. At our second lesson, she was running behind....(doing her "program" pitch to antoher couple), so we only had time to do a quick run through. This run through was just my FI and I repeating the same silly steps over and over. Sarah said we were, "getting there" and wanted to see us in another week. Honestly, I don't even know why we bothered with this lesson. At the last lesson she tried to sell us on lessons for different dances, which she claimed would be "more fun and exciting". S All in all, we really liked the time we spent together in the studio; I just could have lived without Sarah's sales pitch and her sometimes critical attitude. Oh well, it's over now:)