Three Weddings
Format: Longways duple.
Dance and Music: Colin Hume, 2007 Meter: 6/8  Key: C dotted-quarter-note=116  
https://www-ssrl.slac.stanford.edu/~winston/mydances/three_weddings.pdf

A1: First corners right-hand turn 1.25, keep hold, and give left to partner in diagonal wave.  
Set in the wave; left-hand turn partner half-way so that second corners face each other.

A2: Second corners pass right shoulder: diagonal hey for four so that they again end facing each other.

B1: Second corners right-hand turn about 3/4 to a long wave (of second corners) 
down the centre facing partner; all set.  Partners half poussette partner to finish progressed and improper.
(people who were in the wave go forward to start poussette.)


B2: First corners right-hand turn about 1/2 to a long wave (of first corners) facing neighbour; all set.  
Second corners cast right shoulder, first corners follow neighbour: single-file 3/4 to progressed place
- first corners turn right to face partner at the end of the figure.

Terri Akin and John McClureI was staying with Terri Akin and her fiance) John McClure
in April 2007 and they told me they would be having three weddings later in the year
- an official ceremony in Oregon where John was living, a celebration (with a dance)
in California where Terri was living, and another celebration in Scotland where they
would be on one of Ken McFarland's dance tours.  This sounded like a good title for a
dance.  Terri prefers English and John prefers contra, so this is an English dance
with contra tendencies.  Terri told me about a contra she liked which had turns into
waves in different directions, and I've tried to put in some of that.