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Originally Posted by pelathais
I attended a couple of company dinner parties over the past holiday season that were like that. At one party in Oklahoma, the DJ kept playing disco songs to an empty dance floor. Then he'd play a country song and the floor would fill up. Then more disco while everyone sat it out. You'd think that he would get in sync with his audience.
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Good point. So a DJ at a UPC wedding ought to play things like this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vd_C5KX_lk
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A far as a "father-daughter" dance at a wedding - who cares? If they want a moment, let them have it. I probably won't have a chance to do that with my daughter because of the way she's been inculcated. But then again, it's not really a big deal for me. I just think it's wrong to try and force these opinions upon others.
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On the other hand, I (believe it or not) tend to agree that a church should be able to set any policy they want to for receptions on the property. I don't think they
should forbid dancing, but, hey, whatever floats their boat.
And, if they do have a no-dance policy, they definitely shouldn't give anyone grief for going elsewhere for the reception. (And dancing their hearts out!)
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