Glad it all worked out for you. FYI ( and everyone else) the Irish refer to that figure/step as 7s & 3s (trees).  It goes: Seven side steps to the right, do a little polka step in place, 1-2-3, then seven more side steps back to place and another  1-2-3, thus 7s & 3s.  When I do the dance in March, and sometimes other times, I have everyone chasse 7 steps to the right, do a little 1-2-3 shuffle, and repeat back to place.  Hands by sides of course. I suppose most good Irish dancing masters are turning over in their graves.  I am not Irish, although there was a Flaherty on my mother's side, so I hope I am forgiven.   Dudley

On Sat, Jan 19, 2019 at 11:36 PM dje h djeh_b@yahoo.com [trad-dance-callers] <trad-dance-callers@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
 

Thank you so much for all the advice. We danced Waves of the Sea (thanks Mo!), Haymaker's Jig, Rakes of Mallow, Bridge of Athlone, Thady You Gander, the Grand March, and a lot of waltzes. The bride danced a solo jig. No 3s and 7s needed. Thanks again! 


Regards, 
Deborah Hyland 
St Louis