Just dance?

I think this is inappropriate for a wedding. It would stand out and make me feel super awkward as a guest.

Eh, I don't think it's necessary to have that, I'd skip it.

I don't dance and that certainly isn't going to encourage me. If anything I'd be more embarrassed because there is no way I'm keeping up with the dancer on the screen.

Oh good god no, please don't do that. There is nothing you can do to make people who don't dance, dance. But you'd be surprised what happens at a wedding, especially after a few drinks. Some of them may end up getting out there.

I think that would make me feel more awkward too.

And, I wouldn't worry about FH's family not dancing. I'm sure they still know how to enjoy themselves whether they're dancing or not.

It's ok if some people don't want to dance!

To keep them involved in the reception, what about adding some cocktail tables and chairs near the dance floor so they can mingle without being far away from the action? Or renting lounge furniture?

I would skip this. I would be really confused if I were a guest. I like Lynnie's suggestions for keeping everyone involved.

I can fake a slow dance, but I can't fake Just Dance -- I'd look like Elaine from Seinfeld. I'd pass on this.

Skip it. If they don't want to dance, they don't have to dance. I don't think Just Dance will entice them into dancing.

Skip it~ it would make me feel awkward.

Alcohol is the best way to get me to dance. Honestly, something like this would make me steer clear of the dance floor. I'd look ridiculous trying to keep up, whereas I feel much less obvious just bobbing around

I agree with everyone else - don't do it! But maybe be certain to play some songs that tell you what to do? Like the cupid shuffle, etc.

Agree with this statement. I was very worried that my DH's family wouldn't dance either. They are very shy too. But believe it or not, THEY were the ones dancing until the end of the night. In fact, my FIL said he had NEVER seen my MIL dance! They danced together like young kids in love - it was so sweet and is probably my favorite memory of my wedding. You just never know. . .