A bride and groom nailed the iconic “Dirty Dancing” routine. The recently married couple performed the famed dance number from the Patrick Swayze film as their first dance. This is a clip that you’ll likely want to watch multiple times. Be sure to check it out!

Weddings and all the surrounding festivities are special, lovely and often emotional occasions. The wedding ceremony and the following reception are places where dearly held, deeply cherished memories are created. Those moments will be looked back upon fondly by that couple for the rest of their lives.

Because couples place great importance and significance on the wedding and the reception, nearly everything about the big day is intricately and meticulously planned. Some people will take years to prepare and organize their wedding day. Because of the thoroughness and attention to detail most people give to their big day, it makes sense that couples would go to great lengths for aspects of the reception, such as the first dance.

A clip posted on YouTube shows a couple using their first dance to recreate the memorable dance number from the beloved 1987 film “Dirty Dancing.” The bride and groom nailed it!

The couple captives their wedding guests with their dance moves. Those in attendance were unable to take their eyes off the couple. The bride and groom even get cheers and applause from onlookers several times throughout their routine.

However, no reenactment of that dance and scene would be complete without the move where Patrick Swayze catches Jennifer Grey and holds her up in the air as he slowly spins. Around the three-minute mark of the clip, the couple attempts and pulls that maneuver off flawlessly, much to the delight of their guests.

In the video’s description, the bride explains that doing the dance from “Dirty Dancing” was not her idea but that of her soon-to-be husband.

“When we first started planning our wedding, Chris suggested we try the Dirty Dancing lift in our living room. I was terrified of heights, but thought we might just pull it off,” she wrote.

Psalm 149:3 “Let them give praise to his name in the dance: let them make melody to him with instruments of brass and corded instruments of music.”