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Dance Together Project

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Last reviewed: August 13, 2026 | Toronto | Wedding Workout |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 13, 2026. Business status: Active.

Last reviewed August 13, 2026. Dance Together Project is an active dance education business founded by dance artist Katya Kuznetsova. Its official website confirms a wedding-dance offering alongside broader community dance programming.

For couples searching for Toronto wedding dance lessons, the business offers wedding workshops and private lessons. Its wedding page describes options ranging from partner-dance basics to a dance created around the couple’s chosen song(s), comfort and experience level.

Services and specialization

Dance Together Project’s wedding offering includes workshops and private lessons. The official Wedding Dance page says couples can choose basic partner-dance skills or a dance made for them, with the song or songs and their comfort and experience level considered.

The documented wedding formats are a couple’s dance, Father/Daughter, Mother/Son, Father/Son, Mother/Daughter and group dance choreography. The business does not position the service as strictly ballroom.

The wider programs page also describes wedding workshops and private lessons as tailored to each participant’s needs and abilities. This is a wedding-dance instruction listing, not a claim that the business provides reception entertainment, DJ services or wedding planning.

Wedding dance workshops
Private wedding dance lessons
Couple and parent/child dance options
Group dance choreography
Basic partner-dance instruction or a song-based dance

Service area and who it may suit

The business is Toronto-based in origin and its current official events calendar shows programming in Toronto-area communities, including Wedding Dance 101 workshops at Dance Together Vaughan. Its official site also describes Greater Toronto Area community programming.

The offering may suit couples who want instruction before a first dance, as well as families considering a parent dance or groups planning a shared choreography. The official pages state that no previous dance experience is required and that the programs are open to all.

A current permanent lesson address is not published on the current contact page. An older official contact page listed both an Etobicoke address and a Vaughan address, while more recent pages direct visitors to individual events or booking. Couples should confirm the lesson location when they enquire.

Toronto-area wedding dance instruction
Beginner-friendly according to the official site
Private lessons and workshop formats
Location should be confirmed before booking

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A confirmed feature is flexibility of format: the official wedding page documents couple, parent/child and group dance choices, with options that range from basic partner-dance skills to a custom dance based on selected music and experience level.

Another documented feature is accessibility for newcomers. Both the wedding and programs pages state that no prior dance experience is required. The business was founded in 2017 by Katya Kuznetsova and describes its work as dance education and community arts practice.

The practical limitation is incomplete public booking detail. The current official site does not set out lesson duration, package contents, instructor assignment, cancellation terms, virtual options or a permanent Toronto studio address on its wedding page. Those details need to come directly from Dance Together Project.

Confirmed: multiple wedding-dance formats
Confirmed: no prior dance experience required
Confirm: location, schedule, lesson length and package details
Confirm: whether the requested song, dance style and group size can be accommodated

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official site has a “Packages and Gift Certificates” page and links to private-lesson packages from its wedding page, but the publicly accessible page does not display current wedding lesson prices or package inclusions.

Request a written quote that identifies the format requested—private couple lesson, parent dance, group choreography or workshop—and whether taxes, studio costs, music editing or any travel charges apply.

No current public wedding-pricing figure verified
Ask for package inclusions and total cost in writing
Confirm taxes and any venue or travel-related charges

Contact and booking

The current official contact page lists telephone number (647) 689-3900 and email address dancetogetherproject@gmail.com. The website also provides a “Book Your Lesson” page and a contact route.

When contacting the business, include the wedding date, the type of dance wanted, the number of participants, preferred lesson area and whether a song has already been chosen. This gives the provider the information its wedding page identifies as relevant to creating an experience-level-appropriate dance.

Phone: (647) 689-3900
Email: dancetogetherproject@gmail.com
Official booking page: dancetogetherproject.com/book-now

What couples should confirm

Confirm whether the available option is a private lesson, a scheduled workshop or a combination. The official site lists both formats, but availability is not published as a wedding calendar.

Confirm the physical location for each lesson. The business’s official pages show Toronto-area programming, while the current contact page does not give a permanent address. If planning a group dance, ask about the suitable participant count, rehearsal needs and any additional choreography time.

Ask what preparation is useful before the first lesson, including whether to bring the selected song, wear wedding shoes or practise between sessions. The official wedding page supports song-based and experience-level-based planning, but does not publish a standard preparation checklist.

Lesson format and current availability
Exact location and accessibility needs
Recommended number and length of lessons
Song, footwear and practice expectations
Group size and choreography scope

Editorial status and source basis

Active status is supported by the confirmed official domain: it uses the full Dance Together Project name, identifies founder Katya Kuznetsova and presents current wedding-dance services, booking and 2026 events. This establishes both business identity and relevant wedding-service context.

The legacy 10 Heintzman Street listing has not been carried forward as the address. Official pages contain differing location information over time, so no postal address is shown in this profile until the business publishes one consistent current contact address.

Official identity confirmed on dancetogetherproject.com
Wedding-specific service page verified
No single current postal address published consistently

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Frequently asked questions

Does Dance Together Project teach first dances for couples?

Yes. Its official Wedding Dance page says it helps couples feel confident for a first dance and offers options from basic partner-dance skills to a dance made around chosen song(s) and experience level.

Can it help with parent dances as well as a couple’s dance?

Yes. The official wedding page lists Father/Daughter, Mother/Son, Father/Son and Mother/Daughter dance options, as well as group dance choreography.

Are the wedding dance lessons suitable for beginners?

The official wedding and programs pages state that no prior dance experience is required.

Does Dance Together Project publish wedding lesson prices?

Current pricing is not explicitly published. Contact the business for current private-lesson, workshop or package pricing.

Where are wedding dance lessons held?

The official site shows Toronto-area and Vaughan programming, but its current contact page does not publish a permanent lesson address. Confirm the exact location when booking.