Eric and Ally Kendricks Wedding

“Everyone was actually kind of shocked when I told them they were allowed to bring sweatpants to the wedding; they were like, ‘Wait, what?’ ” laughed Ally. “People were shook. No one believed me, honestly. They’re like, ‘Are. You. Sure.’ And I’m like, ‘Yes!’ “

So after dinner, stilettos were exchanged for sneakers and suit jackets for crewnecks.

D.J. NOODLES, a close friend of Mychal Kendricks and a Bay Area-based artist, kept the dance floor active all night long.

“There is nothing more fun to me than dancing and not caring what people think when you are with your friends,” said Eric, who claims he and Ally’s mom Paris were the first ones on the floor.

Though Ally and Eric bypassed traditional dances such as father-daughter and mother-son, her dad – former NHL wing Russ Courtnall – stole the show at one point during the after party.

“It was like a song with D-Lo, which is something, you know, you heard in high school at parties you went to. Nothing my dad has probably every listened to,” Ally laughed. “But he just comes out full-throttle, full-confidence. We were all just dancing in a circle, and suddenly my dad just pops out of nowhere and starts going so hard in the middle of the dance floor.

“I didn’t even know he could move like that. It was so fun,” she added. “My mom and I joked … ‘This just seems so on-brand for father-daughter dance for you guys.’ “

Courtnall wasn’t the only one impressing, either.

“Ameer was absolutely tearing up the dance floor,” Kendricks said of his former teammate. “He was number one, for sure. He was killin’ it.”

While Abdullah showed off his moves there, Wilson strutted his stuff in the game area.

“E-Wil absolutely shattered any record on every single machine he went on. No one was even coming close to what he was doing,” Ally said. “I’m still shocked. I don’t even know how he hit the scores that he hit.”

“We know what kind of football player Eric Wilson is, but the guy is just good at everything. It didn’t surprise me that he was…