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Father daughter dance turned fam flash mob<br/><br/>My parents’ wedding dance was the waltz so my dad wanted to do it with us girls! My oldest sister Aileen started the tradition of remixing the father daughter dance with a surprise choreographed dance halfway through. Second sister did the same! <br/><br/>My brother was the third to get married. That leaves me, the baby of the fam as the last to get married! I knew I wanted to do something extra special being the last, and leaving my parents officially as empty nesters.<br/><br/>A full family flash mob, Incorporating my own father daughter dance song, my sisters’ songs and then some fav family songs. <br/><br/>We had a blast and it was just as fun as I imagined it to be<br/><br/>- Danella (baby of the fam)
Father daughter dance turned fam flash mob<br/><br/>My parents’ wedding dance was the waltz so my dad wanted to do it with us girls! My oldest sister Aileen started the tradition of remixing the father daughter dance with a surprise choreographed dance halfway through. Second sister did the same! <br/><br/>My brother was the third to get married. That leaves me, the baby of the fam as the last to get married! I knew I wanted to do something extra special being the last, and leaving my parents officially as empty nesters.<br/><br/>A full family flash mob, Incorporating my own father daughter dance song, my sisters’ songs and then some fav family songs. <br/><br/>We had a blast and it was just as fun as I imagined it to be<br/><br/>- Danella (baby of the fam)
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