80s Hen Party Dance Class London
80s Hen Party Dance Class in London
80s Hen Do — London
My Dance Hen Party London
Venues
Zone 1 Studio
Soho / Covent Garden side — confirmed on booking
Zone 2 Studio
Camden & Shoreditch bases — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Hotels & Airbnbs — we come to you, M25-wide
About This 80s Hen Party Dance Class in London
Shoulder pads optional, commitment mandatory. An 80s dance hen party London style means a private studio, a pro choreographer and a routine stitched from the decade's biggest anthems — think Girls Just Want to Have Fun, Footloose and Take On Me. Every move is broken down slowly enough that the hen who claims two left feet is power-posing by the second chorus.
Our partner studios sit in Zones 1 and 2, which puts the after-party on your doorstep — Soho for neon cocktails, Shoreditch for retro club nights, Clapham if the group intends to make a proper evening of it. Prefer to stay put? Your choreographer travels to hotels, Airbnbs and hired spaces across the M25, speaker in hand, and turns the living room into 1985.
Pricing stays refreshingly simple: £140 covers a full hour for the entire group, £165 stretches it to ninety minutes, and the number of hens never changes the bill. The session ends with a filmed run-through destined for wedding-speech immortality. However you found us — searching 80s dance hen do London at midnight counts — the bride gets the throwback she deserves.
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What's Included in Your 80s Hen Party
- A pro choreographer who runs the whole hour, start to finish
- An 80s routine shaped around your bride's era of choice
- Gentle warm-up first, proper cool-down after
- All music and a portable speaker handled by us
- Zero dance experience assumed — genuinely none
- Built-in pauses for group photos mid-session
- One booking covers 5 to 30 hens at the same price
- Held at a Zone 1–2 studio or brought to your accommodation
- A final performance captured on video before you leave
What You'll Experience at Our 80s Dance Class
- Grapevines, box steps and the running man, resurrected in full
- Power-ballad slow sections building into a big aerobics-style finish
- Air guitar and fist-pump moments written straight into the routine
- Freeze-frame poses made for the group photo wall
- A pace that lets leg warmers and tutus survive the hour
- A closing number the whole squad performs shoulder to shoulder
Perfect For Your London Hen Do
- Brides raised on their mum's 80s vinyl collection
- Groups heading to a Soho retro night straight after class
- Squads booking a West End musical for the same evening
- Mixed-age parties — mums and aunties know this decade cold
- Airbnb weekends in Clapham or Camden that want the class delivered to the door
- Anyone plotting a neon-costume group photo for the wedding slideshow
What Our Hens Say
80s hen parties we have taught across London.
"We did the whole routine in leg warmers in a studio near Old Street, then hit a retro night in Shoreditch still in costume. Ten out of ten weekend."
— Nicola B. ★★★★★"Booked the come-to-you option for our Clapham house. The choreographer had my 62-year-old mum doing the running man within twenty minutes."
— Hannah W. ★★★★★"None of us could dance. All of us can now do one 80s routine perfectly. That feels like the right life balance."
— Jade M. ★★★★★"Filmed the finale, played it at the reception. The whole room got up. Book it."
— Laura P. ★★★★★80s Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our 80s hen party dance class in London.
What 80s songs will we dance to at the hen party in London? +
The shortlist usually features Girls Just Want to Have Fun, Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go, Footloose and I Wanna Dance with Somebody, but nothing is fixed — send over the bride's favourites and the choreography follows them.
How much does an 80s hen party in London cost? +
£140 flat for one hour, £165 for ninety minutes, whatever your headcount — studio hire is the only extra if you use one of our partner venues. Splitting it across the group usually works out cheaper than a round of cocktails each.
Can the class come to our hotel or Airbnb? +
Yes — anywhere within the M25. You supply floor space and willing hens; your choreographer arrives with the music, the speaker and the plan.
Do any of us need dance experience? +
Not a shred. The routine is assembled in bite-size sections with plenty of repetition, and 80s choreography rewards commitment over accuracy — a confident fist pump papers over almost anything.
What group sizes can you take? +
Five to thirty hens is the standard range, and larger parties simply get a second instructor. The formation work is arranged so every single hen has a spot — no hiding behind the tall bridesmaid.
Could we dance it again at the wedding? +
A brilliant idea and a common one. Mention it in your enquiry and your choreographer keeps the moves simple enough to recall months later, so the reception gets an encore nobody saw coming.