My parents have said that they refuse to have any dancing at all during the reception. It is a light reception, in the afternoon (about two hours in length, no alcohol), but my fiance wanted to at least have the traditional couple/parents dance. My parents put a firm no on that, as they were worried that other people would not understand that the dancing was only limited to the parents and couple, and would want to take over and keep having open dances. So, now there is no dancing. My fiance thinks they are being controlling. I understand their viewpoint, but wish they were a bit more easygoing. Anyway, I just wanted to see if this is a commonly seen thing, or if I am completely alone on this. Thank you
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