Wedding Dance Choreographer, Instructor and Owner of yourweddingdance.ca

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George Kastulin

As a recognized professional in the industry, he brings many years of technical competence and teaching expertise to his practice. With over a decade of practice and instruction, including training students of various levels and cultural backgrounds, George has much to offer. Regardless of your reasons for taking private dance lessons and your long or short-term goals, as an instructor, George is undoubtedly capable of making your experience exceptional, satisfying and unforgettable.

George started dancing as a young teenager in Odesa, Ukraine. Ballroom dancing has become his passion since. He has chosen it to be the gratifying career of a dance instructor. The constant pursuit of perfection, learning the best dance techniques and strategies, and searching for that sometimes elusive beauty and grace that only the best performers can deliver allow George to turn even the least experienced students into self-assured and competent ballroom dancers. At the same time, George has never stopped perfecting and improving his skills. His professional development is ongoing, and he is always eager to pass his new knowledge on to his students.

After coming to Canada in 2000, he continued his ballroom dancing and teacher preparation. He continued working with students and developed his unique training style. His dance studio has a remarkably inviting and non-threatening atmosphere.

George has been educated by world-acclaimed dancers, teachers, instructors and judges, including Ann Harding-Traffor, Pierre Allaire, Mireille Veileux, Denis Tremblay, Pat Traymore, Olga Foraponova, Jt Thomas and others. George is proficient in both international and American ballroom dancing. He constantly attends workshops and dance congresses and takes private dance lessons with numerous distinguished coaches.

first dance instructor

George Kastulin

As a recognized professional in the industry, he brings many years of technical competence and teaching expertise to his practice. With over a decade of practice and instruction, including training students of various levels and cultural backgrounds, George has much to offer. Regardless of your reasons for taking private dance lessons and your long or short-term goals, as an instructor, George is undoubtedly capable of making your experience exceptional, satisfying and unforgettable.

George started dancing as a young teenager in Odesa, Ukraine. Ballroom dancing has become his passion since. He has chosen it to be the gratifying career of a dance instructor. The constant pursuit of perfection, learning the best dance techniques and strategies, and searching for that sometimes elusive beauty and grace that only the best performers can deliver allow George to turn even the least experienced students into self-assured and competent ballroom dancers. At the same time, George has never stopped perfecting and improving his skills. His professional development is ongoing, and he is always eager to pass his new knowledge on to his students.

After coming to Canada in 2000, he continued his ballroom dancing and teacher preparation. He continued working with students and developed his own unique style of training them. His dance studio has a remarkably inviting and non-threatening atmosphere.

George has been educated by world-acclaimed dancers, teachers, instructors and judges, including Ann Harding-Traffor, Pierre Allaire, Mireille Veilleux, Denis Tremblay, Pat Traymore, Olga Foraponova, Jt Thomas and others. George is proficient in both international and American ballroom dancing. He constantly attends workshops and dance congresses and takes private dance lessons with numerous distinguished coaches.

•2004 “The Falls Premier Ball” Rising star Professional Smooth champion.

•2004 “La Classique De Quebec” Rising Star Professional Smooth finalist.

•2004 “Dance Sport Montreal” Open Professional Smooth finalist.

•2004 “Maple leaf Classic” Canadian Closed Professional finalist.

•2005 “The Falls Premier Ball” Professional Open American Smooth finalist.

•2005 “Crystal Leaf” Professional American Smooth runner-up.

•2019 “Dancesport Montreal” Open Professional American Smooth finalist.

•2019 “Dancesport Montreal” Rising Star American Smooth finalist.

•2019 “Can-Am Dance Sport Gala” Rising Star Smooth finalist.

•2019 “Can-Am Dance Sport Gala” Open Professional Smooth finalist.

•2019 “Canadian National Championships”  NDCCCNC Professional Smooth finalist.

What makes George’s wedding choreography intuition and understanding exceptionally profound is that he is a professional Oboe player. The music is an essential part of his life even outside the dance studio! George has earned a Master’s Degree with honours in Arts and Music from Odessa State A.V. Nezhdanova Musical Academy. As well as a post-graduate diploma in Arts from Freiburg School of Arts in Germany. This professional background permits George to accentuate musicality, phrasing and tempo. Therefore, his dance students also attain a much deeper understanding of their dance training routine’s musical component.

At the same time, George dances Pro-Am with students attracted to learning choreographed Ballroom dance routines for competitions. There is an excellent opportunity to take part in monthly showcases and spotlights at the Dancingland Dance Studio and dance competitions outside of the studio for those who wish to perform.

George also brings to the table years of expertise in private wedding dance choreography. His approach is custom-tailored for each wedding couple. This guarantees that your first dance together will become a perfect representation of your affection and bond. It will remain one of your most beautiful lifetime memories. George is always eager to take this event to the next, more challenging level. He can definitely help you to include your bridal party at your wedding dance choreography. Many couples enjoy incorporating a father and daughter wedding dance and/or mother and son wedding dance to complement a bridal party wedding dance in their reception.