Hen Party Dance Classes

Pick a theme — we build the routine. One flat rate from £140 for any group size, and the choreographer comes to wherever the hen weekend lands.


The Hen Do Everyone Still Talks About at the Wedding

Over a thousand hen parties taught, and the formula has never changed: a private room, a professional choreographer, a theme the bride loves, and ninety minutes of laughing until the routine somehow comes together. You finish with a filmed performance — and plenty of groups resurrect it at the wedding reception.

Unlike most hen party companies, we charge one flat rate for the whole group — from £140 plus venue — however many of you come. No per-person pricing, no awkward group-chat maths when plans change, no deposits lost when someone drops out.

One price. Any group size. Thirty-eight themes. Sixty-seven cities. That is the whole pitch.


How It Works

Pick your theme and city

Choose from 38+ themes and tell us where the hen weekend is happening — any of our 67 cities, or your own venue.

We sort the choreographer

A professional choreographer is booked for your date, at a partner studio or coming to your accommodation. One flat rate, confirmed up front.

Learn it, laugh, perform it

The routine is taught in short sections everyone can manage, and the session ends with a filmed final performance for the group chat.


Questions, Answered

How does the flat-rate pricing work?

One fixed price for the whole group: from £140 plus venue hire for a one-hour class, or £165 plus venue for ninety minutes. Six hens or twenty-six, the price never moves — no per-person maths, no penalty when someone drops out.

Can the choreographer come to us?

Yes — in every city we cover, the choreographer can come to your hotel, Airbnb or hired hall, or you can use one of our partner studios. Most groups staying together for the weekend choose the come-to-you option.

Which themes are most popular?

Spice Girls, ABBA, Beyoncé, Dirty Dancing and Burlesque top the list most years, with Taylor Swift and Wicked climbing fast. Torn between two? Our choreographers will happily blend themes.

Do we need any dance experience?

None. Routines are built on the day and taught in short, repeatable sections, so complete beginners keep up with the friend who dances every week. The point is laughing together, not nailing it.

How far ahead should we book?

Three to five months for summer Saturdays in popular cities — they go first. Short-notice dates are often possible midweek or off-season, so always ask.


Quick Enquiry

Tell us what you need and we will reply within one working day — no phone tag required.