90s Hen Party Dance Class Edinburgh
90s Hen Party Dance Class in Edinburgh
90s Hen Do — Edinburgh
My Dance Hen Party Edinburgh
Venues
New Town Studio
City centre — confirmed on booking
Leith Studio
Waterfront creative quarter — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Hotels & Airbnbs — we come to you across the Lothians
About This 90s Hen Party Dance Class in Edinburgh
The nineties came with their own dance moves baked in — five-across lines, key changes and arm-ography for miles — so a 90s dance hen party Edinburgh groups choose is the quickest yes the chat ever sees. Your choreographer takes MMMBop, Saturday Night, C'est la Vie and Mambo No. 5 and reworks them into a single routine with a moment in the light for everyone, even the pal who signed up strictly for the prosecco.
Four universities keep Edinburgh young and daft enough to say yes to almost anything, and a themed class drops neatly into a hen weekend in the festival city. Partner studios sit in the Old Town near the Grassmarket and up in leafy Stockbridge, confirmed when you book. Hens rolling in from Fife, the Borders or Glasgow step off at Waverley and walk the last stretch.
Pricing stays blunt on purpose: £140 covers the hour and £165 the ninety-minute stretch, one figure for the room whether a dozen turn up or twice that, and the only thing that can ever join it is studio hire. Nobody is billed by the head — the point where rival quotes quietly start climbing. We film the finished routine before the cool-down, so a 90s dance hen do Edinburgh afternoon has its keepsake sorted before the first round.
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What's Included in Your 90s Hen Party
- One choreographer who walks in with the whole thing already mapped, counts and corrections included
- A set list aimed wherever your group leans — girl bands, boybands or unashamed Eurodance
- A warm-up before anyone tries anything ambitious across the floor, and a proper cool-down after
- Every track and a speaker provided; all you supply is the vocals, tunelessly welcome
- Steps broken small and repeated until the never-danced half of the group has them
- Camera breaks called while the formation is still crisp and everyone is upright
- One price that takes no interest whatsoever in how many of you turn up
- A room booked in the Old Town or Stockbridge, or we drive the class out across the Lothians
- A filmed final run handed to the group before the coats come back on
What You'll Experience at Our 90s Dance Class
- Finger-points, body rolls and a Macarena delivered with total sincerity
- An opening set of Eurodance one-hit wonders your body remembers before your brain does
- The choreography growing a section at a time so no one ever feels lost
- The room carved into two camps for a quick stand-off, then folded back for the finish
- Moves that hold up under bucket hats, chunky trainers and head-to-toe double denim
- A closing run filmed from the angle that flatters everybody
Perfect For Your Edinburgh Hen Do
- Brides who still hoard the cassette singles on principle
- Groups pinning the class to the front of a George Street cocktail crawl
- Friends who will argue boyband against girl band until the finale settles it
- Bucket hats, scrunchies and crop tops, all of it thoroughly encouraged
- Weekends run from a Leith flat who would honestly rather we came to them
- Reunited schoolfriends who somehow still know every 1997 chart position
What Our Hens Say
90s hen parties we have taught across Edinburgh.
"Twelve of us holding a five-across line in a Stockbridge studio while the rain hammered down. Watched it back on the tram home and honestly could not breathe for laughing."
— Fiona G. ★★★★★"She came to our place down in Leith, and by the last run-through my sister, who cannot usually be trusted near a dance floor, was fronting a whole verse on her own."
— Aileen S. ★★★★★"It seems the C'est la Vie routine is buried in all of us somewhere, ready or not. We regret precisely none of it."
— Morag T. ★★★★★"Best value on the whole itinerary. The video resurfaces in the chat the moment anyone new turns up wearing a ring."
— Jenna W. ★★★★★90s Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our 90s hen party dance class in Edinburgh.
Can we split into a girl band and a boy band? +
Loads of groups do. The choreographer carves the routine into two camps for a proper stand-off in the middle, then brings everyone back together for the finale — the reliable way to end the boyband-versus-girl-band argument on the floor rather than in the group chat.
What 90s songs will we dance to at the hen party in Edinburgh? +
A medley of the decade's biggest sing-alongs — MMMBop, Saturday Night, C'est la Vie, Mambo No. 5 and Never Ever are regulars — leaning toward whatever your lot love most. Note the bride's non-negotiable on the form and it makes the final cut.
Can you come to where we're staying instead? +
Gladly. Your choreographer packs the speaker and teaches the whole thing in your hotel, Airbnb or hired room, right across Edinburgh and the Lothians — Livingston, Musselburgh, Dalkeith — and over the Forth into Fife. Clear a bit of floor and the living room becomes the rehearsal room.
How much does a 90s hen party in Edinburgh cost? +
One number for the whole group: £140 for an hour, £165 for ninety minutes, plus studio hire only if you dance in one of ours. A party of twenty is charged exactly like a party of six, so the sums never turn into a spreadsheet.
Half of us haven't danced since school — will we keep pace? +
That is the entire design brief. Everything is looped, slowed right down and pitched at people who last danced at a leavers' do. Nineties pop was written to be copied off the telly in the first place, so keeping up is genuinely the point, not the challenge.
How far ahead should we get it booked? +
Weekends fill first, especially through summer and the festival season when the whole city is busy, so a few weeks of notice gives you the pick of studios and times. Short notice is always worth an ask, though — weekday evenings and Sundays are usually wide open.