A Bulgarian horo is a traditional, group folk dance characterized by people holding hands or linking arms in a circle, line, or chain, moving together to rhythmic folklore music.

It is tradition for us to dance horo at joyful events such as weddings, getting together with friends or any kind of celebration really.

We will dance horo at the wedding for sure and we really hope you join us, it's easier than it look, we promise!

Pravo horo is one of the most beloved traditional dances from Bulgaria. The name “pravo” means “straight,” because the rhythm is steady and easy to follow.

People dance it in a line or circle, holding hands, moving together with small, repeating steps. It’s often danced at weddings, festivals, and celebrations. The basic pattern goes side-to-side with a gentle forward feel, making it very beginner-friendly - even if you’ve never danced before.

Here is a tutorial with English subtitles!

And another one to get the idea of how it looks - here ;)

Byala Roza (Бяла роза) - literally translates as "White rose" and the horo is named after the classic song Byala Roza from a famous folclore singer - Slavka Kalcheva. It's an absolute classic horo that we dance on every celebration.

What makes this horo special is its playful energy - people smile, sing along, and sometimes even shout with excitement as the music builds.

It’s less formal than traditional horo dances and more about having fun together.

And here is a tutorial with English subtitles

“Oira” (often called “Oira, oira”) is a popular and cheerful Lithuanian folk dance, characterized by energetic steps and a strong sense of community.

It is a traditional circle or partner dance, usually danced in a circle or in pairs, featuring light hops, turns, and side steps that are lively but not complicated. Dancers often rotate partners or shift positions, reinforcing its social and inclusive nature.

The dance is commonly performed at gatherings, during Joninės (Midsummer celebrations), as well as at folk festivals, village events, and large cultural celebrations like song and dance festivals, often accompanied by folk music bands.

Take a look at the steps here.

Take a look at the dance here.