90s Hen Party Dance Class Nottingham
90s Hen Party Dance Class in Nottingham
90s Hen Do — Nottingham
My Dance Hen Party Nottingham
Venues
Victoria Street
21 Victoria Street, NG1 2EW
Gedling Street
Gedling Street, NG1 1DB
Your Venue
We'll come to you across Nottinghamshire
About This 90s Hen Party Dance Class in Nottingham
Round up the bride-to-be and the whole gang and wind the clock back to the days of butterfly clips, scrunchies and bucket hats with a 90s hen party dance class in Nottingham. Pulling from the singles that owned the era's charts, your choreographer shapes one upbeat, camera-ready medley — the Spice Girls strut, the Steps 5,6,7,8 line-kicks, the bounce of S Club 7 and the little jig flicks of B*Witched, with a sly Vengaboys drop on top. The counts arrive in small, repeatable pieces and never bolt ahead, so even the mates swearing blind they have two left feet finish the session reeling off proper 90s pop choreography.
Fancy a 90s hen do in Nottingham that delivers more than a phone playlist and a shuffle round a pile of handbags? Genuine choreography is what we teach — the claps, the kicks and those gloriously cheesy point-to-the-sky beats — at the pair of city-centre studios we run on Victoria Street and Gedling Street, a couple of minutes from the Lace Market and the Old Market Square, or a choreographer can come to wherever the group is based instead. In a buzzing student city built around UoN and NTU, hens travelling in from Beeston, West Bridgford, Long Eaton, Derby and Mansfield keep choosing the 90s, because nostalgia plus a routine you can honestly nail leaves you with footage worth replaying for years.
Nobody in the group needs any dance training behind them — the entire idea is to fall about giggling while learning something the crew can genuinely pull off, double denim and all. Your choreographer builds it a move at a time, settling each section in before reaching for the next, until the group owns a full routine made for the camera and the wedding montage, capped off with a crowd-pleasing Macarena. Once the speaker falls quiet, Nottingham takes the baton: cocktails in Hockley, a wander up to the Castle or a victory lap under the Left Lion with the 5,6,7,8 still ringing in your heads. The throwback buzz refuses to clock off at the studio door. Still pencilling in dates? Send us a message or have a flick through the rest of our hen party themes.
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Everything Included in Your 90s Hen Party
- Your own professional choreographer steering the full throwback session, warm-up to last bow
- A single cheesy 90s pop-dance routine pitched so every level in the hen can keep pace
- An easy loosen-up at the top and a gentle wind-down at the end, both built into the time
- Speaker, playlist and the whole nostalgia soundtrack carried in and set up for you
- Never-danced-a-step hens are exactly who we plan the afternoon around
- Frequent pauses to grab selfies and clips in your scrunchies, butterfly clips and bucket hats
- The closing run filmed for you, so the group heads off with a keepsake video
- Hosted at our Victoria Street or Gedling Street rooms, or delivered to wherever you are staying
- Every 5,6,7,8 count gets locked in before the next one lands, so nobody is left trailing
What Your 90s Dance Class Looks Like
- Roll into Nottingham and spin back to the 90s as your choreographer builds a high-energy set from the decade's cheesiest chart-toppers
- Get the hang of the line-kicks, claps and sky-pointing moves that turned Spice Girls, Steps and S Club 7 into school-disco royalty
- Drill the springy B*Witched footwork and Vengaboys hand jives that look sharp whether you are brand new or a closet natural
- Bridge every section with playful link-ups so the lot flows as one seamless 90s medley, signed off with the Macarena
- Wrap with a tidy group routine primed to steal the floor at the wedding reception
- Bank your best double-denim and bucket-hat poses in the photo and video breaks dotted across the class
Perfect For Your Nottingham Hen Do
- Brides who can still rattle off every clap and kick of the Steps 5,6,7,8 routine from memory
- Crews chasing a proper throwback belly-laugh rather than a polite afternoon tea
- Hens who would take a school-disco singalong over anything low-key, every single time
- Mixed-ability squads where being game counts for far more than keeping in time
- Anyone who can still fire off the Macarena on cue without a second thought
- Groups plotting a scrunchie-and-bucket-hat hen weekend around Nottingham and Nottinghamshire
What Our Hens Say
A few words from the hen crews who have thrown it back to the 90s with us across Nottingham and Nottinghamshire.
"We piled in wearing double denim and scrunchies and our choreographer matched our daftness move for move. The Steps 5,6,7,8 line had fifteen of us kicking and crying with laughter, and we were still belting Wannabe on the walk back through Hockley. Far and away the best part of the whole weekend."
— Steph R. ★★★★★"Most of us had not danced a step since the school disco and it honestly did not matter at all. The S Club 7 section slotted together within minutes and that Macarena ending had us all grinning. Our instructor held the energy sky-high from the warm-up to the very last count."
— Aimee C. ★★★★★"We managed to keep the theme a surprise and the bride shrieked the second the Vengaboys dropped. Twenty of us in bucket hats without a scrap of rhythm between us, and somehow the finished video could honestly pass for a 90s pop clip. The Victoria Street studio gave us all the space we needed."
— Roxanne P. ★★★★★"The B*Witched part with those little Irish jig flicks was my favourite and I keep doing it round the house. Our choreographer broke each count down so patiently that even my mum nailed it, and with half the group travelling in from Beeston and Long Eaton the one flat price made it dead simple to split."
— Kelly M. ★★★★★90s Hen Party FAQ
The questions Nottingham hen organisers most often run past us before locking a 90s session into the calendar.
Which 90s floor-fillers land in the Nottingham hen routine? +
Picture Spice Girls Wannabe attitude, the Steps 5,6,7,8 line-kicks, the Reach chorus from S Club 7 and the C'est La Vie jig from B*Witched, with a cheeky Vengaboys lift and the Macarena to sign it all off. Your choreographer weaves a handful of these throwback bangers into a single feel-good medley, and if the bride has a particular guilty pleasure on her wish list, just flag it when you book and we will fold it in.
Can total beginners keep up with the 90s hen do? +
Absolutely — these were the moves a school disco crowd could pull off, so we carve every one into tiny counts and stack them up gently with nobody rushed. We assume zero rhythm in the room until the music proves otherwise, and anyone who already has the Macarena in their back pocket is well ahead before we have even warmed up.
Is there a group-size limit on the 90s hen class? +
None at all — there is no minimum headcount and no ceiling either. When the crew is on the larger side we bring a second choreographer onto the floor so nobody drifting at the back loses the thread, and the entire party learns the very same 90s routine together rather than anyone being parked on the sidelines.
Whereabouts in Nottingham does the 90s hen class run? +
Most groups dance at one of our city-centre studios — 21 Victoria Street, NG1 2EW, or Gedling Street, NG1 1DB — both a short stroll from the Lace Market and the Old Market Square. Would rather not move the gang around? A choreographer will bring the butterfly clips and the full nostalgia playlist to your apartment, hotel or function room, and we travel right across Nottinghamshire to Beeston, West Bridgford, Long Eaton, Derby and Mansfield.
What is the cost of the 90s hen class and how long is it? +
It is one flat £140 for the hour or £165 for ninety minutes, and that figure covers the whole group rather than charging head by head. Choose the ninety-minute option and you make room for one more nostalgia anthem, a head-to-head dance-off and an easygoing filmed sign-off, which is why the bigger booking tends to win out with 90s hens.
Do we need to dress up for the 90s hen party dance class? +
Only if it takes your fancy — double denim, scrunchies and bucket hats show up plenty and we are all for it. The single thing worth remembering is that trainers or flat shoes serve you far better than chunky platforms while you snap through the choreography, so keep the big soles back for the photos in the Lace Market afterwards.