What is a rigodon de honor?

Rigodon de honor is a type of dance that originated in France in the 17th century. It is a lively, circular dance that is performed by couples, with the men and women facing each other and holding hands. The dance steps involve skipping and hopping, and it is often accompanied by music played on the violin or hurdy-gurdy. Rigodon de honor was a popular dance in the French royal court during the reign of Louis XIV, and it was also performed at other formal occasions, such as weddings and balls. Today, rigodon de honor is still performed as a traditional folk dance in some parts of France, and it is also sometimes used as a ceremonial dance at weddings and other special events.