HAPPY FRIDAY: Viral wedding dance video

THIS wedding dance video never gets old. It's only been viewed 73.5 million times to date. I had my music player on shuffle the other day when it picked out this little dance number which I hadn't heard in years. It immediately reminded me of this video.

Granted this is a rip-off of the final episode of the American Office when Jim and Pam get married, but this one actually happened for real-zies. There have been so many copy-cat weddings since this viral video but it is still such a cool idea for a wedding. Boom!

JK Wedding Entrance Dance

What a fantastic way to remember one of the happiest days of your life! Has anyone ever attended a nontraditional wedding before?

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DANCING FOR HUMANITY: Where the hell is Matt video

THE dancing video "Where the Hell is Matt?" has seen over 21 million views to date, so you're likely to have seen it before, but if you haven't, you should give it a watch. It takes you to a place of magic and joy and wonder - a place where all the bad in the world is forgotten for 4mins 29secs. It is one of the most viewed viral videos of its time and one of my top dancing videos.

"14 months in the making, 42 countries, and a cast of thousands. Thanks to everyone who danced with me" - Matt Harding

Dancing for Humanity

Thanks Matt. You Rock.

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  Playing for Change: Peace Through Music

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VIDEO: A Pilgrimage of Dance in Durban

ANCIENT Southern Indian temple dancers recorded in stone at sacred temples come to life as award winning dancer – Dr Anita Shanmuganathan and her team of husband and wife perform in front of the High Commissioner of India and other distinguished guests in an event held in Durban.

This is my latest video on Southern Indian spiritual dancing called A Pilgrimage of Dance, which is a rather colourful and cultural piece. Dr Anita Shanmuganathan earned a National Award for Best Dancer in India as well as the Tamil title "Bharatanatya Pracharamani" in 2002. Today she is one of the world’s most renowned spiritual dancers.

A Pilgrimage of Dance