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ECDC taking choreography to next level with destination weddings

Express News Service

Eight Count Dance Company (ECDC) is a venture by Monty Kuldeep Singh Shekhawat. He is a professional in the field of choreography, and with this venture, he conceptualises events customised to the client's needs. After the successful 50th birthday bash project, they have now finished a destination wedding at Phuket. The wedding event was a huge success with the right amount of entertainment and family engagement planned by ECDC.

ECDC is taking the choreography game to the next level with their new projects including weddings for two families in Jaipur and Bangalore. ECDC is known for introducing celebrations including fancy marriages, corporate events, and even birthday bashes with exclusive choreographies and entries. The pandemic changed the course of life, and ECDC made it easier for everyone to enjoy an exclusive wedding by taking online sessions. Monty’s staff is trained to be flexible enough to conduct online and offline sessions.

Monty adds, "ECDC is everything to me. It's almost like my baby. These recent projects, including destination weddings, have been a big part of our venture. I must say that my choreographers have been up for all sorts of challenges. These new projects have brought new challenges and I am proud to say that they have worked wonders. We are now highly involved in wedding ceremonies and grand entries including major choreography pieces." ECDC is also involved in delivering dance classes including Bollywood, contemporary, hip-hop, classical, ballet, Zumba etc.

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