Before choosing the style of dance floor you want to have available at the wedding, it's important to consider ideas for the base material.
A sturdy base allows the outdoor wedding dance floor to go over almost any type of ground, including grass, dirt, sand, or gravel, creating a firm area that's safe for dancing..
This is a pretty easy project to do considering how cool this dance floor turns out.
My brother made this floor for his wedding, so of course I can say that it was easy..
Lay down large sheets of MDF boards for a sturdier solution.
Head to a construction supply store and talk to their building or supply department.
Ask for a single MDF board that's big enough to cover your dance floor.
Pick up a tarp or waterproof cover as well..
Lay down a large, thick carpet for a more rustic look.
Buy a large area rug and lay it down over the dance floor.
Then, use tent pegs to secure the edges of the rug to the ground underneath.
Jute and bamboo rugs are excellent options as well..
In that case, dance surfaces alone range from $2 to $7.23 per square foot.
If you have the floor surface and are in need of a floating wood subfloor, you can build your own for approximately $3.25 per square foot or buy a prefab transportable subfloor from $5.95 – $6.25.
Touring subfloors run upward to $6..
