90s Hen Party Dance Class Glasgow
90s Hen Party Dance Class in Glasgow
90s Hen Do — Glasgow
My Dance Hen Party Glasgow
Venues
Merchant City Studio
City centre — confirmed on booking
Finnieston Studio
West End side — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Hotels & Airbnbs — we come to you across greater Glasgow
About This 90s Hen Party Dance Class in Glasgow
The 90s were built for group choreography — five-piece formations, arm-ography, key changes — which makes this the easiest sell of any 90s dance hen party Glasgow has to offer. Your choreographer takes Wannabe, C'est la Vie, Tragedy and whatever else the group chat demands, then turns them into one routine with a part for everybody, including the friend who only agreed to come for the cocktails.
Most groups take a partner studio in the Merchant City or over in Finnieston — address confirmed at booking — then roll straight into the night: Merchant City bars, the Finnieston strip, or Ashton Lane's fairy-lit cobbles if the West End wins the vote. Arriving from Edinburgh or Stirling? Queen Street and Glasgow Central land you in the middle of it all, no car required.
One flat fee does the whole group: £140 an hour, £165 for ninety minutes, studio hire extra only if you book a venue through us. The session ends with a filmed performance — the exact artefact every 90s dance hen do Glasgow weekend needs, safely in the group chat before the first round even arrives.
Make Enquiry on Your 90s Hen Party
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What's Included in Your 90s Hen Party
- A pro choreographer who arrives with the routine ready
- 90s choreography shaped to your group's corner of the decade — pop, girl power or pure cheese
- A proper warm-up so nobody pulls anything mid-slide
- Music and speaker supplied; you supply the attitude
- Steps broken down patiently for total beginners
- Photo stops timed for when the formation looks its best
- Flat pricing — the hen count never changes the bill
- Studio hire in the Merchant City or Finnieston sorted, or we travel to you
- The finale filmed for posterity and light blackmail
What You'll Experience at Our 90s Dance Class
- A warm-up set to one-hit wonders you forgot you loved
- Slides, hair whips and shoulder bounces straight from the video channel era
- Verse-by-verse teaching that builds the routine in layers
- Split-group sections so nobody ever dances alone
- Choreography that survives platform trainers and fancy dress
- One last full run-through, filmed from the good angle
Perfect For Your Glasgow Hen Do
- Brides who had the Spice Girls poster and the matching pencil case
- Groups doing the class first and Ashton Lane after
- Squads split between boy-band loyalists and girl-power diehards
- Nineties fancy dress — double denim and butterfly clips welcome
- Hen weekends based in a city-centre hotel wanting the class delivered
- Anyone who has been waiting since 1997 for this exact excuse
What Our Hens Say
90s hen parties we have taught across Glasgow.
"Ten of us doing the full five-point formation in a Merchant City studio while the rain battered the windows. Glasgow in one image. Ten out of ten."
— Kirsty B. ★★★★★"She came out to our West End Airbnb and had my sister — who has never danced sober in her life — leading the second verse by the end of the hour."
— Laura F. ★★★★★"We were still doing the arm moves in the queue on Sauchiehall Street that night. No shame whatsoever."
— Megan T. ★★★★★"Best money we spent on the whole hen. The video gets a rewatch every Christmas."
— Donna M. ★★★★★90s Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our 90s hen party dance class in Glasgow.
What 90s songs will we dance to at the hen party in Glasgow? +
Wannabe, Spice Up Your Life, Everybody (Backstreet's Back) and Tragedy are the usual front-runners, with C'est la Vie close behind. Requests go on the enquiry form, and the bride's pick always makes the cut.
How much does a 90s hen party in Glasgow cost? +
£140 for an hour or £165 for ninety minutes, full stop — the rate covers any group size, and you only add venue hire if you take a partner studio rather than hosting us at your accommodation.
Where does the class happen? +
Partner studios in the Merchant City and Finnieston, confirmed when you book. Both are minutes from the bars you will want afterwards, and easy from Central or Queen Street if hens are travelling in from across Scotland.
Can the choreographer come to us instead? +
Happily. We teach in hotels, Airbnbs and function rooms across greater Glasgow — clear the sofas, and the speaker, playlist and choreography all arrive with your instructor.
Do you provide costumes? +
No — outfits and props are the group's department, and 90s groups tend to go all in. Tracksuits, bucket hats and double denim all move fine; just keep footwear flat enough to slide in.
What if half the group has two left feet? +
Then they will fit right in. The routine is layered slowly, repeated often and built so the confident dancers carry the shapes while everyone else brings the energy. It always comes together by the finale — we have the videos to prove it.