Strictly Hen Party Dance Class Newport
Strictly Hen Party Dance Class in Newport
Strictly 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 Strictly Hen Party Dance Class in Newport
A Strictly hen party brings all the sparkle of Saturday-night ballroom to your group — sequins, a touch of drama and a glamorous routine to perform for the bride. Your choreographer teaches the swish of a waltz or the sass of a cha-cha, tailored to the group, with every step broken down so beginners glide rather than stumble.
We give it the full ballroom-and-Latin treatment right here in Newport — glitter, posture and a proper showpiece finish. The city has a real appetite for performance, with the Riverfront on the Usk keeping dance and theatre alive year-round, and we bring that same sense of occasion to a session run just for your hens, whether at our studio or your own venue.
You do not need a dance partner or a shred of experience; the routine is choreographed for the whole group to shine together, with the bride front and centre. It is elegant, it is giggly, and it ends with a flourish worth filming. You bring the glamour; we bring the choreography, the ballroom music and the top-marks energy.
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What's Included in Your Strictly Hen Party
- A glamorous ballroom or Latin routine — waltz, cha-cha or more
- Every step broken down for total beginners
- A professional choreographer to lead your group
- Classic Strictly-style music, sound sorted
- A Newport studio, or we travel to your venue
- Photo and full-run time for the big finish
- A warm-up to get posture and frame ready
- 1-hour (£140) or 1.5-hour (£165) options
- Optional Prosecco toast at a flat £10
What You'll Experience at Our Strictly Dance Class
- Sequins, sparkle and a proper sense of occasion
- The posture and frame that make you feel elegant
- A group gliding — or sashaying — in time
- The bride shining front and centre
- A dramatic finish pose worth every photo
- Feeling like you have stepped onto the ballroom floor
Perfect For Your Newport Hen Do
- Brides who never miss a Saturday-night episode
- Groups after glamour over grit
- Mixed ages who want to feel elegant together
- Hens who fancy sequins and a showpiece
- An alternative to the usual hen activities
- Newport parties wanting a touch of sparkle
What Our Hens Say
Strictly hen parties we have taught across Newport.
"We felt so glamorous. The teacher had us gliding around like we had been doing it for years. The bride was in heaven."
— Awen Locke ★★★★★"Sequins everywhere and a proper routine at the end. Best decision for our Newport hen weekend."
— Meinir Sayce ★★★★★"I have got two left feet and even I managed the cha-cha. So elegant and such a laugh."
— Glesni Marfell ★★★★★"Ten from us all round. Glamorous, giggly and the finish-pose photos are brilliant."
— Lois Escott ★★★★★Strictly Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our Strictly hen party dance class in Newport.
Which dance will we actually learn? +
Usually a waltz, a cha-cha or a bit of both, chosen to suit your group's vibe. If the bride has a favourite Strictly routine or style in mind, tell us when you book and we will shape the session around it.
Do we need a partner or any experience? +
Neither. The whole routine is choreographed for the group to dance together, so there is no pairing off, and complete beginners are well catered for — the choreographer breaks every step down slowly.
Where do you hold Strictly hen parties in Newport? +
At a city-centre studio, or we bring the sparkle to your hotel, Airbnb or function room across Newport, Caerleon, Cwmbran and the wider Gwent area.
How many hens and how much? +
Groups of five to thirty. It is £140 for an hour or £165 for ninety minutes for the whole party, plus an optional £10 Prosecco bottle for the bride. Bigger groups get an extra instructor.
How long should we go for? +
Most Strictly groups pick ninety minutes — it allows for a more polished routine and proper photos of the big finish. The hour is great for smaller groups or a first taste of ballroom.
What should we wear? +
Something you can move and twirl in, with flat or low shoes to start. Plenty of groups add a sparkle or a sash for the photos, and the bride often goes full glitter for the final performance.