These Choreographed Wedding Dances That Make Us Smile

Who says you have to keep your feet on the ground? The groom’s antics are even cuter considering he — and his fellow parkour groomsmen — wrap up their acrobatic feats before the bride ever makes an appearance... though we think it’s safe to assume she was in on the secret.

Clocking in at over nine minutes, this bride and groom devised a seriously epic exit strategy. The ceremony ends innocently enough, until the minister calls them back for a rockin’ dance medley no guest will ever forget.

With more than 14 million hits, the Brubakers' first dance has been a YouTube fave for nearly a decade. Three words describe why: “Baby Got Back!”

Chelsea and Daniel barely make it through their first dance when they're "rudely" interrupted by the wedding party. What ensues is a dance off that really does rock the reception.

Texans Ashley Richmond and David Sparks old-school-meets-new-school performance charmed the crowd. After the video went viral, the dancing duo took their act all the way to Times Square, where they performed it live on Good Morning America.

This mother and daughter pair start out on a sentimental note, but it's not long before they’re prancing around Gangnam Style... and we’re loving every minute of it.

Just when you think you might be reaching for the tissues, Jaclyn and her brother Eric honor their late father with a surprise dance that truly celebrates his memory.

The brothers start with a symbolic performance of the The Lion King’s “King of Africa” before donning sunglasses for “Men in Black,” performing the Electric Slide, and finishing with a rousing dance routine to One Direction’s “That’s What Makes You Beautiful.”

Prepare yourself for cuteness overload. Little Judah shows he’s a dancin’ machine who can certainly hold his own with the big guys.

It's hard to say what’s more endearing in this video — the infectious spirit of the groom, or the bride who can’t stop laughing.

It’s so much fun watching Stephen Murray and his groomsmen dance their way through Bruno Mars’ “Marry You,” it's hard to imagine them ever using another song.

A bride can never go wrong channeling Beyoncé at her wedding.

What do you do when the bride really, really likes Kelly Clarkson? These bridesmaids have the answer, and the choreographed performance builds to eventually involve everyone in the fun. The bride's reaction will make your day