90s Hen Party Dance Class Telford
90s Hen Party Dance Class in Telford
90s 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 90s Hen Party Dance Class in Telford
Clip in the butterflies, pull the bucket hat low and cue up the pop that ruled the playground — a 90s dance hen party Telford hands the bride and her hens a whole decade of girl-power anthems, cheeky garage bounce and boyband harmonies in one afternoon. It fits the town rather neatly: Telford spent the nineties still filling out as one of Britain's youngest towns, opening the Town Park out to 450-odd acres and pulling crowds into its growing shopping centre, so the era hangs comfortably here. Your instructor comes to you — a studio near Southwater and Telford Central, a room on the Wellington or Oakengates side, or your own hotel function space — and drills a routine simple enough for a first-timer and daft enough for the diehard fan.
Nobody gets left flailing at the back. The steps arrive in short, catchy eight-counts, there is a bit of attitude and a couple of pointed poses thrown in, and it all builds to a group finish you will be re-enacting later along the bars of Southwater. Mixed abilities are the norm rather than a problem, so the teenage bridesmaid and the bride's aunties end up shoulder to shoulder and every one of them leaves knowing the moves.
The money side is flat and honest and there is nothing lurking in the small print. A 90s dance hen do Telford is £140 for the hour or £165 for the full ninety minutes, that is the instructor on their own, venue hire only joins the bill if you actually want a room booked, and a glass of something fizzy is an optional flat £10. We travel right across Telford and Shropshire, taking in Dawley, Madeley, Ironbridge, Lawley and Donnington.
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What's Included in Your 90s Hen Party
- A private 60 or 90-minute 90s routine taught end to end by a professional instructor
- Your instructor travelling to a Southwater studio, a Wellington space or your chosen venue
- A gentle warm-up so everyone loosens off before the shapes start
- Choreography split into short eight-counts that welcome complete beginners
- A nineties track chosen around the bride's most-loved anthem of the era
- A crisp group finale you can record on your phones to keep
- A spotlight beat written in just for the bride
- Flat, upfront pricing — £140 for an hour or £165 for ninety minutes, instructor only
- Optional bubbly for the whole party at a flat £10
What You'll Experience at Our 90s Dance Class
- An hour of singing, dancing and total no-judgement daftness
- Sassy choreography you will still be doing at closing time
- Pose-and-hold moments made for the group snap
- A hit of confidence that spills into the rest of the day
- A number moulded to the bride instead of a stock routine
- The whole crew landing the last eight-count together
Perfect For Your Telford Hen Do
- Brides who queued for the single on release day at the record shop
- Hen parties after a proper laugh rather than a heavy session
- All-ages groups from the youngest hen to the mother of the bride
- Weekends planned around a night out around Southwater
- Groups staying in a Telford hotel or a Shropshire holiday let
- Anyone wanting a warm-up that turns into the highlight of the day
What Our Hens Say
90s hen parties we have taught across Telford.
"Absolutely brilliant afternoon. The instructor came to our lodge out near Ironbridge and had eleven of us doing a proper girl-power number in no time. We could not stop laughing and the bride loved every second."
— Kayleigh Bickford ★★★★★"I booked it a bit nervously for a very mixed group and it could not have gone better. Easy steps, loads of giggling, and my nan actually kept up. Did it again in a Southwater bar that night, of course."
— Stacey Corfield ★★★★★"Such good value and zero hassle to arrange. Flat price, they came to our venue in Wellington, and the routine was cheesy in the best possible way. Easily the standout part of the Telford weekend."
— Rhian Meredith ★★★★★"Every one of us said it was the highlight. The teacher was warm and patient, built it around the bride's favourite nineties song, and had the whole room hitting the final pose together. Cannot recommend it enough."
— Toni Hartshorne ★★★★★90s Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our 90s hen party dance class in Telford.
Does anyone need dance experience for the 90s class? +
No experience is needed at all. It is put together for people who have never danced — the instructor hands out the 90s routine in bite-sized eight-counts and keeps everything at the group's speed, so even the most reluctant hen finishes it off alongside the rest.
Where in Telford would the class run? +
Wherever suits your plans. We can book a studio near Southwater and Telford Central or over on the Wellington and Oakengates side, or the instructor just comes to your hotel or Airbnb. We serve all of Telford and out into Shropshire, Dawley and Madeley through to Ironbridge and Donnington.
How much is the 90s hen party dance class? +
Flat and clear: £140 for a full hour or £165 for ninety minutes, covering the instructor alone. Room hire is only added if you need a venue sorted, and a glass of fizz for the group is an optional flat £10.
Can we choose the 90s track? +
Of course. Tell us the tune the bride knows off by heart — a girl-group anthem, a garage bounce or a boyband ballad — and we choreograph around it. If you cannot decide, we will happily throw a few crowd-pleasers your way.
What size can the hen group be? +
From a small handful right up to thirty or more. Pop your rough number on the enquiry form and we will fit the space and the formations around it so no one is stranded at the edges.
What do we wear for it? +
Shoes you can move in and something comfy. Butterfly clips, bucket hats and double denim are all encouraged but never obligatory — plenty of groups keep the full nineties costume back for the night out.