Men are lucky they have entertainment groups that they can hire for weddings.
For woman there is no problem hiring a singer,although even in a womans wedding there are no saudi traditional dancers for entertainment or any other entertainment .When it comes to woman working for this Job even if they are only performing for woman there is still a traditional or cultural bias against it.This is one of the reason that stops me from this idea,also hidden phone cameras!

I am looking for traditional saudi dancers and it is truly hard to get in touch with them.
Kindly write me an email if you have any info.

Thank you,

Sure. And I will certainly find something in your blog to post at my new page:

http://habib66.wordpress.com/

As to my view about these dances, be they Saudi or Moroccan, it remains a personal view. A Moroccan proverb goes, “To every kind of grain or seed there’s a (potiential) buyer.” That applies to everything, including people. That’s why Freud ended up exclaiming: “What does a woman want?” People’s tastes and preferances are sometimes entirely unpredictible. Once I jumbed from my chair when I heard Moroccan famous author Driss Chraib say on national TV, soon after his return to the country from France: “I like Shikhaat” Shikhaat is a Moroccan Arabic term for belly-dancers who dance to the tunes of the violon.

I would rather listen to Muhammad Abdou. There are so many such dances in my country, I don’t like them, to be honest. Not on religious grounds, only as old-dated forms of art performed by mostly illeterate people.