Is it ok to not do a father/daughter and mother/son dance?

You can definitely skip both of those dances if that's what you want to do. Yes it is a tradition, but its not required!

Can for sure skip, I don't want to dance with my dad either for similar reasons.

You can skip any and all wedding reception traditions you wish.

No one will miss them.

We decided to do a combined father/daughter and mother/son dance because my dad and my MIL also don't like dancing and didn't want all the eyes on them individually, and to me it was a good compromise as opposed to cutting it out altogether! I promise no one is judging how "awkward" you might look because it's still a sweet moment. Looking back, I'm glad we did it

We are skipping both as well. Both of my parents have passed, and my future MIL was having anxiety over being in the spotlight for a mother-son dance.

Of course it is!

The only requirements that make a marriage valid:

1) A marriage licence.

2) An officiant who is recognized by your state.

3) Maybe 1 or 2 witness(es) but they are not required everywhere. Here in Ohio, witnesses are not required.

Everything else is optional.

You don't have to do anything at your wedding you don't want to and are free to include (or skip) traditions as works for you. The only thing you NEED to do is complete whatever is legally necessary to finalize your marriage, which is usually filing an application for and completing a marriage license with someone who is legally permitted to authorize a marriage in your state.

We planned on doing a parent/child dance with me dancing with my mom and my husband dancing with his mom, but neither of our moms seemed really into the idea so we ditched it at the last minute. Both of our families weren't really comfortable with being the center of attention at all so we also ended up eliminating from the procession at the last minute as well. Kind of a bummer, but it wasn't super important to us so if including them made our parents feel uncomfortable it just wasn't worth it.