The waltz is the heart of the night, and the song sets the mood for everything. Here are waltz song ideas in English and Spanish, plus how to choose the one that fits her.
How to pick her waltz song
- Let her choose. The vals should reflect her vision and theme.
- Listen for a steady 1-2-3. A clear three-count makes the steps easier for the whole court.
- Think about length. Most waltzes work best around 2 to 3 minutes. Every one of our packages includes music editing, so we can trim or mix her pick.
- Match the theme. Princess, Disney, romantic or traditional: the song should feel like her.
Classic and Disney-style waltzes
- La Valse de L’Amour – Patrick Doyle
- A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes – Lily James
- Beauty and the Beast – Ariana Grande, John Legend
- The Second Waltz – André Rieu
- Can I Have This Dance – High School Musical Cast
Pop waltz favorites
- A Thousand Years – Christina Perri
- Enchanted – Taylor Swift
- Love Story – Taylor Swift
- Young and Beautiful – Lana Del Rey
- Rewrite the Stars – Zac Efron, Zendaya
Canciones de vals en español
- Tiempo de Vals – Chayanne
- De Niña a Mujer – Julio Iglesias
- Mi Niña Bonita – Chino & Nacho
- Dreaming of You – Selena (a favorite in English from a Latin icon)
Want more? See our full quinceañera song ideas and waltz playlist.
Getting the waltz ready
Once she has her song, the choreography is built around it and her court. Our quinceañera waltz tips cover posture, counting and practicing in her gown. Rehearsals are at your home or at our studio, and our chambelanes for hire (ages 13 to 18) can join her court.
Celebrating outside Los Angeles?
We travel anywhere in the USA, and we’ve already danced in 19 states plus DC! Planning a vals in New York? See how we travel to New York on our chambelanes in New York page.
Let’s plan her waltz
Call or text 323-715-4555, or reach us at fairytaledances.com/contact-us/. Now booking 2027 and 2028.
The Fairytale Dances team
