90s Hen Party Dance Class Southampton
90s Hen Party Dance Class in Southampton
90s Hen Do — Southampton
My Dance Hen Party Southampton
Venues
City Centre Studio
Cultural Quarter / Guildhall Square — confirmed on booking
Portswood Studio
Student quarter — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Hotels & Airbnbs — we come to you across Hampshire
About This 90s Hen Party Dance Class in Southampton
Southampton has a real stake in the tail of the decade: Artful Dodger's Re-Rewind, with a teenage Craig David on the mic, was made here in 1999 and helped push UK garage onto Top of the Pops. A 90s dance hen party Southampton crews book gets to plug into that hometown two-step, then piles the Wannabe-era pop everyone already knows on top of it.
No dance lessons required. Every phrase is broken down and repeated at a patient pace — the big arm-waves, the garage shuffle, the pop stompers off Wannabe, Return of the Mack and Gonna Make You Sweat — until a room of strangers is grinning in sync. We film the closing run, so a keepsake clip banks itself before the butterfly clips even come out.
The price does the decent thing and stays simple: £140 for the hour, £165 for ninety minutes, billed to the party as one rather than counted head by head, and the only line that can join it is a partner-studio room. Then a 90s dance hen do Southampton carries the energy the short hop to Bedford Place for bar-hopping, or over to Oxford Street for something a little smarter.
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What's Included in Your 90s Hen Party
- One choreographer running the room throughout, blending the garage tracks and the pop anthems into a single routine
- A set weighted to your slice of the nineties — hometown two-step, girl-power pop or Euro-dance daft
- A gentle warm-up and an easy cool-down, both inside the time you've paid for
- All the sound kit is ours to bring and plug in; your only job is shouting along
- Steps broken right down and drilled on repeat so nobody gets left behind
- Built-in breaks for photos while the formation still looks the part
- One group rate that doesn't flinch at a headcount of twelve or thirty-five
- A central studio near Guildhall Square reserved, or the whole class delivered anywhere in Hampshire
- One clean take of the finished routine, shared round the group by the evening
What You'll Experience at Our 90s Dance Class
- The rolling two-step bounce that makes UK garage instantly recognisable
- Big singalong arm moves lifted straight off the Wannabe video
- Formations that photograph like you rehearsed for a fortnight
- A tempo that flatters beginners and still gives the keen ones something to chew on
- A finish punchy enough to trigger an impromptu karaoke session later
- Roughly a hundred chances to prove you still know every word
Perfect For Your Southampton Hen Do
- Brides who still have a shoebox of nineties CD singles they'll never bin
- Groups who like that the garage half of the set was basically invented up the road
- Hens pairing the class with karaoke or a bar crawl around Carlton Place
- Anyone willing to raid the loft for combats, a bucket hat and a bit of glitter
- Reunions of Southampton uni friends who first clicked over these songs on Highfield campus
- That one person who can name every UK number one from 1999 unprompted
What Our Hens Say
90s hen parties we have taught across Southampton.
"The garage section was the whole reason we booked, and the Re-Rewind bounce actually landed. Sixteen of us, zero training, and the video looks staged in the best way."
— Nat C. ★★★★★"Rented a cottage the far side of Romsey and had the class come to us. Beams you could headbutt, a group that can't clap in time, and yet a full Wannabe number by the end. The mums refused to leave the front."
— Sam H. ★★★★★"I was adamant I'd just hold the phone. Somehow I'm centre of every shot. Nobody's more baffled than me."
— Aoife D. ★★★★★"Came to next to nothing a head and it's the bit that refuses to die in the group chat. Someone throws a Return of the Mack move every time we're out."
— Leanne F. ★★★★★90s Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our 90s hen party dance class in Southampton.
Is the Southampton garage connection genuine? +
Very much so. Artful Dodger's Re-Rewind was cut here in 1999 and handed a teenage Craig David his breakthrough, dropping Southampton right into the UK garage story. So while the class covers the decade's big pop moments, it can lean hard into a two-step sound born a few streets over.
What 90s songs will we dance to at the hen party in Southampton? +
Expect a spine of Re-Rewind, Wannabe, Return of the Mack and Gonna Make You Sweat, then whatever else your lot screamed at the school disco. Got a must-play for the bride — a little extra Craig David, even — mark it on the form and it's guaranteed a slot.
What does it come to for the whole group? +
One figure handed to the party, never a charge each — £140 for the hour, £165 for ninety minutes, with a partner-studio room the sole thing you might add. Since nobody's tallied at the door, a bigger turnout simply spreads that cost thinner per hen.
We span a big range of ages and dance ability — is that fine? +
It's exactly what the class expects. Everything comes in short optional layers and the group dances in rows, so the camera sees one tidy block. The bride's least willing mate and her aunt finish the hour in the same routine, both looking like they meant it.
How much fancy dress is expected? +
As much or as little as you like. Bucket hats, combats, crop tops and a bit of glitter absolutely lift the photos, but plain leggings and trainers get you through the class just fine. The sound and steps are on us; the wardrobe call is yours alone.
Will you bring the class to where we're staying? +
Certainly. The full session travels to a hotel, hall or cottage from Chandler's Ford and Romsey out to Hedge End or the New Forest, speaker included. Give us a decent clear floor and a plug socket and that's all that's needed.