90s Hen Party Dance Class Lincoln
90s Hen Party Dance Class in Lincoln
90s Hen Do — Lincoln
My Dance Hen Party Lincoln
Venues
City Centre Studio
High Street / Cornhill & the Brayford side — confirmed on booking
Uphill Studio
The Steep Hill / cathedral quarter side — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Hotels, halls & Airbnbs — we come to you across Lincoln & Lincolnshire
About This 90s Hen Party Dance Class in Lincoln
Every nineties hen begins with the same discovery: the moves were never forgotten, merely dormant. One Eurodance piano riff and thirty years of muscle memory reports for duty — which gives the 90s dance hen party Lincoln groups book with us an unfair head start. Your choreographer organises what the room already half-knows into one triumphant routine, boyband formation included.
The staging suits any version of a Lincoln weekend. Cathedral-quarter photographs and uphill wandering by day, then a Lower City studio session that finishes minutes from the evening's first round — or the whole production delivered to a party house anywhere in the county, sofa pushed back, neighbours forewarned. One flat figure covers the group either way, five hens to thirty.
The bride is cast at the centre of every formation, the key change is treated with the reverence it deserves, and whoever found this page via a 90s dance hen do Lincoln search at 1am should know: the group chat poll was already correct.
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What's Included in Your 90s Hen Party
- A choreographer fluent in Eurodance, boyband and R&B dialects
- One full routine spanning the decade's guaranteed screamers
- The boyband-formation section, points and key change included
- Beginner-proof block teaching with the bride centre stage
- £140 an hour or £165 for ninety minutes — flat for the group
- Five to thirty hens at one unmoving price
- Lower City studio or your venue across Lincolnshire
- £10 for the bride's single bottle of bubbly — flat rate
- Requests taken at booking, from garage to girl groups
What You'll Experience at Our 90s Dance Class
- A warm-up medley that wakes three decades of dormant moves
- Choreography blocks with names sillier than the originals
- A boyband section performed with total sincerity
- An R&B groove passage for the smooth operators present
- Full runs to the real tracks until the ending locks
- The filmed finale, key change and all
Perfect For Your Lincoln Hen Do
- Brides whose first album came on cassette
- Groups merging school friends with uni friends fast
- Hens wanting maximum singalong per minute
- Parties based from the Brayford to deepest Lincolnshire
- Groups plotting a wedding-reception encore
- Anyone who still knows the dance they made up in year eight
What Our Hens Say
90s hen parties we have taught across Lincoln.
"The boyband formation was taught with such seriousness that we stopped laughing and started competing. The bride got the centre spot and used it like a weapon. Glorious hour."
— Elsie Halton ★★★★★"Sunday morning session as hangover therapy — genius scheduling by our maid of honour. Sweated out Saturday, left with a routine and most of our dignity."
— Florrie Ivens ★★★★★"Twelve of us in a Washingborough barn, one very patient choreographer, and a key change that now has its own place in family history. Money magnificently spent."
— Gwennie Kirkby ★★★★★"Our two friendship groups had never met before the weekend. Ninety minutes of Eurodance later they were choreographing each other's wedding entrances. The routine did the introductions better than I could."
— Hetty Lowther ★★★★★90s Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our 90s hen party dance class in Lincoln.
How much is a 90s hen party dance class in Lincoln? +
£140 flat for the hour, £165 for ninety minutes — the whole group covered, five to thirty. Only extras possible: the £10 bride's bubbly and venue hire when we source the studio.
Which 90s songs can the routine use? +
Eurodance anthems, boyband ballads and R&B grooves lead the menu — the group's votes at booking decide the final cut, and the choreographer confirms it before the day.
Where can the class happen? +
Our Lower City studio option sits minutes from the Brayford's bars, or we travel to accommodation anywhere across Lincoln and Lincolnshire — living rooms host this decade brilliantly.
Half our group are self-declared non-dancers — will it work? +
That is the standard nineties room. Core moves land for everyone, flourishes occupy the confident, and the decade's choreography was designed for repetition television — it teaches itself.
How far ahead should we book? +
A few weeks for most dates; summer Saturdays go first. Short-notice gaps do appear, so late planners should ask rather than assume.
Do you supply nineties costumes? +
No — wardrobe is the group's kingdom, and bucket hats, double denim and butterfly clips have all been choreographed around with respect.