Taylor Swift Hen Party Dance Class Nottingham
Taylor Swift Hen Party Dance Class in Nottingham
Taylor Swift 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 Taylor Swift Hen Party Dance Class in Nottingham
Gather the bride and her favourite Swifties for a Taylor Swift hen party dance class in Nottingham that takes the whole group chapter by chapter through Taylor's eras. Working from the tracks every fan can recite in their sleep — the kick of Shake It Off, the heat of Cruel Summer, the longing of Love Story — your choreographer shapes a glossy routine that films beautifully. The steps come in tiny chunks you repeat until they stick, and they build at a speed everyone can follow, so even the mate who calls herself hopeless is throwing full Eras Tour shapes by the time the music drops out.
Want a Taylor Swift hen do in Nottingham that actually teaches you something, not just a speaker on shuffle and a bit of a sway? This is the genuine choreography — the hand-on-heart moments, the clapped-out counts, the Anti-Hero finger jabs and that chin-lifted glow — run from one of our two city-centre studios on Victoria Street and Gedling Street, a short stroll from the Lace Market and the Old Market Square. Can't get into town? A choreographer will pack up the whole class and bring it to your apartment, hotel or hall instead. Groups making their way over from Beeston, West Bridgford, Long Eaton, Derby and Mansfield keep going for the Swiftie theme precisely because the era-by-era detail is where the magic lives, and that detail is what has everyone rewatching the clip the whole way home.
Not a dancer among the lot of you? Honestly, perfect — the whole point is to fall about laughing while picking up something you can genuinely perform when the moment comes. Each era gets learned, drilled and then welded onto the last, so by the final run you have a routine with proper polish, ready for the wedding-speech montage. Once the music stops, the city does the rest: cocktails in Hockley, a stroll up to the Castle, or a triumphant lap beneath the Left Lion with the counts still ticking in your head. Tie on those friendship bracelets, settle on your era and let the choreographer carry the rest. Not pinned down a date yet? Get in touch with the team and we will talk you through it, or scroll the full line-up of hen party themes.
Enquire About a Nottingham Taylor Swift Hen Do
Leave your details below and one of the team will be back in touch, normally the same working day.
Everything Included in Your Taylor Swift Hen Party
- A dedicated professional choreographer leading your group right through, from the first count to the closing pose
- A crowd-pleasing Taylor Swift routine set at a level the whole room can manage and shake off
- A gentle warm-up to kick things off and a relaxed cool-down to finish, both included as standard
- We bring and set up the speaker and a playlist spanning every era — you simply arrive ready
- Absolute beginners are the norm here, and we take nothing for granted about anyone's timing
- Regular breaks worked in for friendship-bracelet snaps and filming the highlights on your phones
- The closing performance recorded for you, so everyone heads home with something to keep
- Run at our Victoria Street or Gedling Street studio, or delivered to your chosen venue
- Each era is nailed before the next goes on, so no one in the group ends up trailing behind
What Your Taylor Swift Dance Class Looks Like
- Move through the albums, Fearless to The Tortured Poets Department, with a setlist matched to your group's favourite era
- Turn the Swiftie dial up — big arm lines, self-assured struts and that head-high, lights-on-you sparkle
- Flip the energy mid-class, from the soft romance of Love Story to the sharp-tongued sass of Blank Space
- Start with simple grooves and build to a stadium-scale group routine layered so everyone holds the count
- Pull it all into one final filmed number with enough punch to own the wedding reception
- Hit your era poses and land every Anti-Hero beat while photo and video breaks pop up along the way
Perfect For Your Nottingham Hen Do
- Brides who can sing every word without a stumble and have dreamed of this exact day forever
- Swiftie crews desperate to sweep across every era, Fearless through to Midnights, in a single go
- Groups putting together a glitter-and-bracelets hen weekend somewhere in or around Nottingham
- Hens of all abilities who really just want to shake it off and have an unforgettable time
- Anyone whose Eras Tour outfit is already planned and now needs the dance moves to match
- Squads who want a properly taught routine instead of winging it to Cruel Summer on a phone
What Our Hens Say
Genuine words from Swiftie hen crews who have stepped through the eras with us right across Nottinghamshire.
"Thirteen of us turned up swearing we couldn't dance and walked out with a Shake It Off routine we were genuinely proud of. Our choreographer pulled apart every eight-count so kindly that even the bride's auntie was dead on the beat by the finish. We kept running it under the Left Lion afterwards."
— Megan T. ★★★★★"Friendship bracelets went round at the door and we asked the instructor to give us maximum Eras theatre — she delivered every bit of it. The Blank Space part was sheer drama, the whole lot of us prowling about like the lights had swung onto us. Barely a five-minute walk from our flat in the Lace Market, as well."
— Carys D. ★★★★★"Our bride knows the entire Taylor back catalogue word for word, so we kept it under wraps until the morning itself. The second Love Story came on, she was in floods. Eleven of us, not a coordinated bone between us, and somehow the closing video could pass for tour rehearsal footage."
— Lauren P. ★★★★★"The Anti-Hero bit had us howling — pointing at yourself while trying to hold the count is pure comedy. With half the group driving in from West Bridgford and Long Eaton, one flat price kept the splitting-up simple, and we squeezed three whole eras into the ninety minutes."
— Aoife M. ★★★★★Taylor Swift Hen Party FAQ
The things Swiftie hen organisers usually want to nail down before booking their Nottingham Eras class.
Which Taylor Swift songs will our Nottingham hen group be dancing to? +
The set is an Eras-style mash-up of the songs that always land — Shake It Off, Cruel Summer, Love Story, Anti-Hero, Blank Space and 22 — hopping between Taylor's albums so no chapter misses out. Got a track the bride plays on repeat? Mention it at the booking stage and your choreographer will work it into the routine.
What if none of the hens can dance — does the Taylor Swift class still work? +
It works brilliantly, promise. Nothing is rushed: every era is broken into single eight-counts and grown bit by bit, with first-timers firmly in mind the whole way. If you have ever belted Shake It Off out of tune in the shower, trust us, you are already qualified.
How big can the Swiftie hen party in Nottingham be? +
Bring whoever you like — there is no headcount floor and no ceiling either. When the numbers climb we add a second choreographer to the room so every count stays on track, and the entire group learns one shared routine, with nobody parked on a chair watching.
Where in Nottingham is the Taylor Swift hen party dance class held? +
Plenty of groups come to one of our two studios in the heart of town — 21 Victoria Street, NG1 2EW, or Gedling Street, NG1 1DB — each only steps from the Lace Market and the Old Market Square. Fancy keeping the party at base instead? A choreographer will bring the full Eras set-up to your apartment, hotel or function room, and we head out across Nottinghamshire to Beeston, West Bridgford, Long Eaton and further still.
What's the running time on the Taylor Swift hen party, and how much is it? +
Two options: sixty minutes at a flat £140, or ninety at £165, both billed per group rather than per person. Go for the longer one and you gain an extra era, more time to sharpen everything up and an unhurried filmed finish — which is exactly why most Swiftie crews plump for the 1.5 hours.
Should we get dressed up in era outfits and friendship bracelets? +
Absolutely, go for it — glittery dresses, soft cardigans, cowboy boots and an armful of friendship bracelets are spot on, and there is barely an era we haven't seen walk in. Flat shoes or trainers make those quick era changes smoother, but the routine can flex around boots, heels or whatever each Swiftie decides to wear.