We’ve shared some amazing mother and son dances with you in the past. As tradition has it, a groom shares a special dance with his mom on his wedding day. Many people opt for a beautiful slow dance, done to a song that’s perfect for the moment. More recently, however, the moms and sons involved have gotten much more creative.
We can’t say that we don’t like the traditional slow dance of mom and son, but something that adds a bit of fun and energy is always appreciated, and that’s what seems to be happening of late!
The dance shared below is full of energy and has some epic moves, but that’s not the only thing unique about it; it’s a mom and son dance, but it’s not the big day for either of her three sons — she’s the bride.
When the mom decided to tie the knot for the second time, her sons were all grown up. She wanted to incorporate her three handsome boys into a dance routine to make her wedding day extra special! So, they decided to come up with the choreographed dance to present to their guests. Once you see it, you’ll wish you were there in person!
It starts off with a soft song, to which mom and one of her sons dance. But, it’s not long before the slow dance song gets interrupted with the two younger sons hitting the dance floor with some spunk and energy! Mom, at first, acts, surprised but then she joins in on what has to be one of the most energetic dances we’ve seen.
I have seen some amazing dances at weddings before. Usually, I know that the brides reserve their special performance for their fathers; a lot of modern-day brides have ditched the slow dance routine for something more dramatic and fun! But, I love how this bride got together with her sons to give her guests a performance of a lifetime. The family aspect of this routine makes things that much more special if you ask me!
I wasn’t even expecting a routine this high on energy, either! It came as a cute surprise to see the four of them enjoy this moment.
Click below to see the newly-wed bride, and mom of three boys, tear up the dance floor with her sons!
