90s Hen Party Dance Class Newport
90s Hen Party Dance Class in Newport
90s Hen Do — Newport
My Dance Hen Party Newport
Venues
City Centre Studio
Commercial Street / Friars Walk & the Riverfront — confirmed on booking
Riverside Studio
Maindee / the Usk riverfront side — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Hotels & Airbnbs — we come to you across Newport & Gwent
About This 90s Hen Party Dance Class in Newport
The 90s owned the group-dance formation before anyone called it choreography, and our 90s hen party dance class hands that back to your group in Newport, South Wales. Think girl-band lines, Eurodance bounce and a chorus everyone already knows the words to — a professional choreographer stitches it into one routine that a room of friends can actually pull off together. No routine to half-remember from a hazy night; you leave owning it.
Newport wore its 90s loudly. This was the city whose sweaty little club had the music press calling it “the new Seattle”, and that same anything-goes, turn-it-up spirit is exactly the register we teach in — unfussy, full-volume and about the people in the room, not the mirror. We run the class from a studio near the Riverfront and the city centre, or we bring it to your hotel, hired hall or Airbnb anywhere across the city and Gwent.
Pick your 90s — a five-piece girl-band anthem, a hands-in-the-air dance smash or a slow-jam with attitude — and we set the difficulty to match the group, bride included. An hour is £140 and ninety minutes is £165 for everyone, with optional bubbly at a flat £10 if you fancy a toast before the first eight-count.
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What's Included in Your 90s Hen Party
- A professional choreographer who lives and breathes the 90s for your Newport session
- One full 90s routine taught from scratch to a confident group finish
- £140 for a one-hour class or £165 for ninety minutes, whole group in
- An optional flat-£10 bubbly to toast the bride before you begin
- Your choice of girl-band, Eurodance or slow-jam 90s track
- A proper warm-up so the bounce lasts the whole hour
- A Riverfront-area studio, or the class delivered to your own venue
- Built-in photo and video moments so the formation gets captured
- A bride spotlight worked into the middle of the routine
What You'll Experience at Our 90s Dance Class
- The click when a whole group of friends finally hits the chorus in sync
- Girl-band lines, sharp turns and a chant everyone already knows
- The bride pushed to the front for her own eight-count while the group backs her
- Regular breathers and water so the energy stays up across the hour
- A full-track run-through before you spill out into Newport for the night
- A group photo locked in the moment the last move lands
Perfect For Your Newport Hen Do
- Hens who were taping the Top 40 and learning routines off the telly
- Groups wanting a nostalgia hit before a night around the city centre
- Mixed-age parties where everyone claims a different favourite 90s band
- Brides after big singalong energy over anything polished
- Weekends run from a Newport hotel or riverside Airbnb
- Friends who want to relive their bedroom-mirror choreography, properly this time
What Our Hens Say
90s hen parties we have taught across Newport.
"Nineties girl-band routine for eleven of us and it was the highlight of the whole weekend. The choreographer was so patient with the ones of us who genuinely can't dance. Did it near the Riverfront and floated out buzzing."
— Elin Beddoe ★★★★★"We picked a Eurodance one and it was chaos in the best way. Everyone knew the words, no one knew the moves, and by the end we all did. Class Newport hen do."
— Cerys Meredith ★★★★★"The bride's mum was the best dancer there, no contest. So much nostalgia, so much laughing. Exactly what we wanted before a night out."
— Mari Gethin ★★★★★"Had them come to our Airbnb and they set the whole thing up. A proper 90s routine we still do drunk at weddings now. Ten out of ten."
— Angharad Vaughan ★★★★★90s Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our 90s hen party dance class in Newport.
Do we need to be able to dance for the 90s hen class in Newport? +
Not remotely. The choreographer builds the 90s routine for absolute beginners, layering it move by move so a group who have never danced together finish the class in step in Newport, South Wales.
Where does the 90s hen party dance class take place? +
We work from a studio near the Riverfront and the city centre, or we come to you — a hotel function room, hired hall or an Airbnb anywhere across Newport and Gwent. Wherever the hen weekend is based, the class comes to it.
What does the 90s hen class cost? +
It is £140 for a one-hour class and £165 for ninety minutes, covering the whole group. Bubbly is an optional extra at a flat £10 if you want to raise a glass to the bride — nothing else is added on.
How big can a 90s hen group be? +
From a handful of close friends to a party of twenty or more — the choreographer adjusts the formations and spacing to suit. If your Newport group is on the larger side, let us know when booking so we set the right room.
What should we wear for a 90s themed hen dance? +
Comfy, movable clothes first, then go full 90s — crop tops, combats, bucket hats, platform trainers, butterfly clips, whatever your inner nineties self demands. Flat shoes or bare feet work best for the actual dancing.
Can the 90s class fit into a wider Newport hen day? +
Absolutely. Groups often slot it in before drinks and food around the city, treating the class as the icebreaker. Share your timings and we will find a slot that leaves plenty of energy for the rest of the day.