80s Hen Party Dance Class Telford
80s Hen Party Dance Class in Telford
80s Hen Do — Telford
My Dance Hen Party Telford
Venues
Central Studio
Southwater / Telford Central & Town Park area — confirmed on booking
Wellington Studio
Wellington / Oakengates side — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Hotels & Airbnbs — we come to you across Telford & Shropshire
About This 80s Hen Party Dance Class in Telford
Crimp the hair, pull on the fluoro leg-warmers and let the synths rip — an 80s dance hen party Telford drops the whole decade of big choruses and bigger sleeves in front of the bride and her crew. There is a neat little joke in choosing this era here, because Telford itself is basically an 80s success story: christened in 1968 and still throwing up housing, roundabouts and the Town Centre shopping mall right through the decade, so the town literally grew up humming to these tunes. Your instructor drives to whatever spot you fancy — a studio near Southwater and Telford Central, a base over on the Wellington and Oakengates side, or your own hotel room — and teaches a bright, beginner-proof number that lands whether you were glued to Top of the Pops in 1985 or have genuinely never danced a step.
There is no snobbery about ability and no dread of the mirror. We break the choreography into short, chantable eight-counts, layer in a couple of showy freeze-frames and finish on a big group pose you can fire off again on a night out around Southwater's bars and restaurants. It is aimed squarely at fun rather than perfection, so the youngest bridesmaid and the mother of the bride both come out grinning and both come out having actually nailed the same routine.
Everything is priced flat and told to you straight up front. Your 80s dance hen do Telford is £140 for a full hour or £165 for ninety minutes, that covers the instructor only, room hire gets added on top just if you actually need a space, and a glass of fizz for the group is an optional tenner a head. We come to you right across Telford and Shropshire, from Dawley and Madeley out to Lawley, Donnington and beyond.
Make Enquiry on Your 80s Hen Party
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What's Included in Your 80s Hen Party
- A private 60 or 90-minute 80s routine taught from scratch by a professional dance instructor
- Your instructor coming to a Southwater-area studio, a Wellington base or your own venue
- An easy warm-up so no one twangs anything reaching for the high note
- Steps chopped into short eight-counts that suit total beginners and old pros alike
- A neon-decade track picked around whichever 80s anthem the bride adores
- A sharp group finish you can film on your phones and keep forever
- A moment where the bride gets pushed front and centre
- Honest flat pricing — £140 for the hour, £165 for ninety minutes, instructor only
- An optional round of chilled bubbly for everyone at a flat £10
What You'll Experience at Our 80s Dance Class
- An hour of shrieking, dancing and precisely zero judgement
- Big-shouldered choreography that sticks in your head all night
- Freeze poses built for a proper group photo
- A confidence boost that walks straight out into your evening
- A routine wrapped around the bride, not some stock template
- Everyone hitting that closing eight-count in unison for once
Perfect For Your Telford Hen Do
- Brides who taped the charts off the radio every Sunday teatime
- Hen groups chasing daft fun over another round of shots
- All-ages parties from the baby of the group to the bride's mum
- Weekends stitched around a night out in Southwater or the town centre
- Groups holed up in a Telford hotel or a Shropshire Airbnb
- Anyone who wants a warm-up with an actual story attached
What Our Hens Say
80s hen parties we have taught across Telford.
"Booked it for my sister and the instructor came right to our Airbnb near the Town Park, so no messing about with taxis. We had a full neon routine down inside the hour and it absolutely made the night out. Cheeks aching from laughing."
— Carly Densmore ★★★★★"Fourteen of us, ages nineteen to sixty-one, and not one person felt daft. The eight-counts were so easy to follow and the freeze poses had us howling. Best bit of the whole Telford weekend by a mile."
— Bethan Oakley ★★★★★"I cannot dance to save my life and I was dreading it, but the teacher was so patient and it was pure giggles from start to finish. We fired the routine off in a Southwater bar later that evening."
— Michaela Prince ★★★★★"Perfect start to the hen do. They built it around the bride's favourite song and she was beaming the whole time. Flat price, no hidden extras, dead easy to organise. Would recommend to anyone in Shropshire."
— Dawn Ferriday ★★★★★80s Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our 80s hen party dance class in Telford.
Do any of us need to be able to dance for the 80s class? +
Not even slightly. This is designed for people who have never set foot on a dancefloor — the instructor feeds you the 80s routine one small eight-count at a time and holds the pace to the group, so the least confident hen still crosses the finish line with everyone else.
Whereabouts in Telford does the class take place? +
Anywhere that works for you. We can sort a studio near Southwater and Telford Central or on the Wellington and Oakengates side, or the instructor simply turns up at your hotel or Airbnb. We cover the whole of Telford and out across Shropshire — Dawley, Madeley, Ironbridge, Lawley and Donnington included.
What does the 80s hen party dance class actually cost? +
It is flat and there are no surprises: £140 for a full hour or £165 for ninety minutes, and that price is the instructor on their own. A venue is only added if you need one hired, and fizz for the group is an optional flat £10.
Can we pick the 80s song ourselves? +
Absolutely. Name the anthem the bride still belts word for word — a stadium rocker, a synth-pop gem or a gloriously cheesy floor-filler — and the choreography gets built on it. Stuck for ideas? We will reel off a few that never miss.
How many hens can join in? +
Anything from a small handful up to thirty-odd. Drop your rough headcount into the enquiry form and we shape the space and the formations to match, so nobody ends up hovering awkwardly at the side.
What should we turn up wearing? +
Trainers or flats you can actually move in and clothes with a bit of give. Leg-warmers, neon and a scrunchie are warmly welcomed but never required — loads of groups save the full 80s get-up for the night out afterwards.