90s Hen Party Dance Class London
90s Hen Party Dance Class in London
90s 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 90s Hen Party Dance Class in London
Here is the secret of the 90s dance hen party London squads book over and over: everybody already half-knows the moves. Your choreographer takes the decade's essentials — Wannabe, Everybody (Backstreet's Back), Rhythm Is a Dancer — and rebuilds them into one routine, taught piece by piece until the group performs like the girl band it always suspected it was.
We hold sessions in private studios across Zones 1 and 2, minutes from the bars of Soho and the nostalgia-heavy club nights of Shoreditch, so the routine gets a public airing the same evening. If the group has taken over a hotel floor or an Airbnb instead, the choreographer packs the playlist and comes to you — any address inside the M25 works.
The maths could not be friendlier: £140 buys the hour for everyone, £165 buys ninety minutes, and thirty hens pay exactly what six would. You finish with a filmed performance, all formations intact, ready for the group chat and quite possibly the reception. Whether you typed 90s dance hen do London or shouted it at a bridesmaid, this is where the search ends.
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What's Included in Your 90s Hen Party
- Your own choreographer leading every minute of the session
- A 90s set list matched to the bride, not pulled from a drawer
- Stretch and warm-up before the choreography starts
- Music and amplification sorted — arrive empty-handed
- First-timers welcome; most of our hens are
- Scheduled photo moments so nobody misses the shot
- Same flat price whether 5 or 30 of you turn up
- Choice of central studio or a visit to your venue
- The finished routine filmed in full at the end
What You'll Experience at Our 90s Dance Class
- Girl-group formations with a proper five-point line-up
- Boyband points, chest rolls and the obligatory key-change turn
- A slow-jam section for maximum hand-on-heart drama
- Bucket-hat-friendly choreography — no move too fast for fancy dress
- A verse for every corner of the decade: pop, R&B and one Eurodance banger
- A synchronised ending built for the freeze-frame photo
Perfect For Your London Hen Do
- Brides who taped the Top 40 off the radio
- Squads doing vintage costume shopping on Brick Lane before class
- Groups heading into Shoreditch's 90s club nights afterwards
- Hen dos mixing school friends, uni friends and work friends — this decade unites them
- Weekend takeovers of a London hotel or Airbnb wanting the class in-house
- Anyone whose group chat is already arguing about Spice Girl assignments
What Our Hens Say
90s hen parties we have taught across London.
"Twelve of us in bucket hats doing full girl-group formations near Liverpool Street. The video is the best thing our group chat has ever produced."
— Kelly S. ★★★★★"Our instructor came to our hotel near King's Cross and had us in formation by the second song. The bride cried during the slow-jam bit. Perfect."
— Amara O. ★★★★★"I have not danced since 1999. Apparently it comes back, if what's coming back is No Scrubs."
— Becky H. ★★★★★"Class, cocktails, Shoreditch, then the routine again at midnight. Flawless plan."
— Danielle R. ★★★★★90s Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our 90s hen party dance class in London.
What 90s songs will we dance to at the hen party in London? +
Wannabe, Spice Up Your Life, Everybody (Backstreet's Back) and No Scrubs top most requests, though the playlist bends entirely to your bride. Name her anthems on the enquiry form and the routine is choreographed around them.
How much does a 90s hen party in London cost? +
The whole group shares one flat fee — £140 for a one-hour class or £165 for ninety minutes — with studio hire added only if you use one of our partner spaces. Head count never moves the price.
We've rented a big Airbnb — can you teach the class there? +
Happily. Choreographers cover every address inside the M25, from Zone 1 hotels to houses on the edge of the orbital. Shift the sofas, and the lounge becomes your rehearsal room.
What if we're hopeless dancers? +
Then you are our target audience. Each section is short, repeated often and demonstrated slowly, and 90s choreography was built for ordinary humans copying the telly — you have trained for this without knowing.
Is there a minimum or maximum group size? +
We take parties from five up to thirty as standard; beyond that we simply add another instructor. The price stays flat throughout, so late RSVPs cost nothing extra.
Can the routine double as a wedding surprise? +
It happens all the time — flag it early and the choreography is kept memorable and repeatable, so the bridal party can spring it on the dance floor months later without a rehearsal.