Essex: A newly married couple in Essex were given a marvelous unorthodox entertainment to their wedding guests with a first dance having some difference.
In place of the regular traditional slow-dance, James Parris, 26, from Braintree, Essex, and his wife Beverley, 29, from Saffron Walden, thrilled their guests with a a four-minute club-mix performance.
They were already planned to carry out something exceptional for their wedding guests.
Thus they decided to avoid the traditional slow step dance and add some fast numbers to entertain their guests.
Anyway, the lucky Guests, who enjoyed a marvelous dance feast would never forget the first performance of the newly married couple from Saffron Walden.
The couple were supported by members of Hip Hop Pop, a dance troupe to which the bride Mrs Parris belongs to.
Members of the troupe were dancing according to the tune of a medley of songs.
Their three and half minute marvelous performance with 13 people was far more attractive than the regular normal first dance of any couple.
The guests of Beverley and James were seen cheering and clapping when they realized what was going on.
It is said that the couple were rehearsed the outstanding dance for around three weeks before performing it at the marriage venue.
Beverley was a professional dancer, as well as a dance and Zumba instructor while Groom Parris apparently had no professional dance experience.
The dance was choreographed by Jenny Bater-Sinclair, of the troupe, who later posted it on social media.
Within a week after the wedding, Mrs Parris said that more than 200,000 people had watched the video on Facebook and YouTube.
The video which they posted in social media has been creating an online sensation globally.

Video on the Essex newly married couple dance