The Irish Government has announced that the ban on dancing at weddings is to be lifted, provided the public “exercise reasonable precautions”. This is a brief summary of what that means…
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As the Bride and Groom are by definition now part of the same household, the First Dance is allowed.
When the Best Man and Chief Bridesmaid join the dance they should wear masks. This is to put an obstacle in the way of Best Men, who seem to believe that it is one of their official duties to “shift the bridesmaids”.
The Macarena is highly recommended. You can move your arms without coming into contact with anybody else, and at every jump and turn you find yourself facing the back of someone’s head.
Guests should clear the floor when the Bride’s aunt and uncle decide to show off their jive. This is for health and safety reasons, though not to do with Covid.
Protective gloves must be worn during conga lines.
Do not dance to The Birdie Song, it makes you look like a gobshite.
Dad dancing is allowed, as no-one will go within two metres of him while he’s doing it anyway.
Worth Doing Badly 
The Birdie Song rule – I think I wet myself laughing 🙂 🙂 🙂