Restrictions on weddings have finally been lifted in NSW but a strange rule remains for designated dancers.
, NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian said on Thursday dancing would be allowed again at weddings – but with a strange requisition.rules.
“Bridal parties of up to 20 can be on the dance floor, but I stress, it is the same 20 – you cannot have a roster of different guests of 20,” Ms Berejiklian said. Now, as many as 20 members of the bridal party can put on their dancing shoes, while the rest of the guests watch on.
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