90s Hen Party Dance Class Bournemouth
90s Hen Party Dance Class in Bournemouth
90s Hen Do — Bournemouth
My Dance Hen Party Bournemouth
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104 Commercial Road, BH2 5LR
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E Overcliff Drive, BH1 3AG
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About This 90s Hen Party Dance Class in Bournemouth
Round up the bride-to-be and the entire gang and spin the clock back to the days of butterfly clips, scrunchies and bucket hats with a 90s hen party dance class in Bournemouth. Working from the singles that ruled the era's charts, your choreographer puts together one upbeat, ready-for-the-camera medley — expect the line-kicks of Steps 5,6,7,8, the spring of S Club 7, the jig-style flicks of B*Witched and a sneaky burst of the Vengaboys. The counts come at you in small, repeatable chunks and never gallop ahead, so even the friends convinced they cannot dance walk out rattling through real 90s pop choreography.
Want a 90s hen do in Bournemouth with a bit more to it than a Spotify queue and a wiggle around a handbag? The real choreography is what we cover — the claps, the kicks and those gloriously cheesy sky-pointing beats — inside a studio we hire in the town centre, a few minutes' stroll from the pier and seven miles of sand, with a choreographer just as happy to come to you instead. Groups making the trip from Poole, Christchurch, Wimborne and Ringwood keep picking the 90s because the mix of nostalgia and a routine you can truly pull off leaves you with clips worth replaying long afterwards.
None of you needs any training on record — the entire idea is to fall about laughing while learning something the whole crew can genuinely perform, double denim included. Your choreographer adds it on a move at a time, settling each part in before reaching for the next, until the group owns a full routine made for the camera and the wedding montage, all signed off with a crowd-pleasing Macarena. Once the speaker falls quiet, Bournemouth takes over: a sundowner up on East Cliff, a bite to eat near the Triangle or a stroll down to the beach for golden hour. The throwback buzz refuses to fade the second class wraps. Still pencilling in dates? Drop us a line or have a look through our other hen party themes.
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Everything Included in Your 90s Hen Party
- Your own professional choreographer steering the entire throwback session start to finish
- A single cheesy 90s pop-dance routine pitched so the whole hen can keep up
- A warm-up to ease in and a stretch to ease out, both folded into the time
- Speaker, playlist and every nostalgia track brought along and set up for you
- Total first-timers are not just welcome here, they are who we plan around
- Plenty of breaks to grab selfies and video in your butterfly clips and bucket hats
- A filmed final run so the whole group goes home with a clip to keep
- Based at the town-centre studio we hire, or brought to your door wherever you stay
- No 5,6,7,8 count gets left behind — we lock each one in before moving on
What Your 90s Dance Class Looks Like
- Land in Bournemouth and wind back to the 90s while your choreographer shapes a high-energy set from the decade's cheesiest hits
- Get to grips with the line-kicks, claps and sky-pointing moves that made Steps and S Club 7 disco royalty
- Practise the springy B*Witched footwork and Vengaboys hand jives that read well whether you are brand new or a secret natural
- Bridge each part with playful link-ups so it all flows as one 90s medley, finished off with the Macarena
- Round it off with a tidy group routine set to bring the house down at the wedding reception
- Capture your sharpest double-denim and bucket-hat poses in the photo and video breaks scattered across the class
Perfect For Your Bournemouth Hen Do
- Brides who can still rattle off every clap and kick of Steps 5,6,7,8 from memory
- Groups hunting a proper throwback belly-laugh instead of a sedate afternoon tea
- Hens who will always take a school-disco singalong ahead of anything low-key
- Mixed-ability squads where being game matters far more than staying in time
- Anyone who can fire off the Macarena on cue without a moment's thought
- Crews planning a butterfly-clip and bucket-hat seaside hen weekend around Bournemouth
What Our Hens Say
A few words from the hen groups who have rewound the decades with us across Bournemouth and the wider Dorset coast.
"We rocked up in double denim and butterfly clips and our choreographer leaned straight into the silliness. The Steps 5,6,7,8 line-kick had twelve of us howling, and by the time we wandered down to the beach for sunset we were still doing it. Easily the best bit of the whole weekend away."
— Carly M. ★★★★★"Half of us had not danced since the school disco and it genuinely did not matter. The S Club 7 section clicked into place fast and the Macarena finish was pure nostalgia. Our instructor kept the whole room bouncing and the town-centre studio was a short walk from our apartment."
— Rachel D. ★★★★★"We surprised the bride and she completely squealed the moment the Vengaboys came on. Sixteen of us in bucket hats, not an ounce of rhythm between us, and somehow the finished video could pass for an actual 90s pop clip. The single price made splitting it dead easy with girls coming down from Poole and Wimborne."
— Sian L. ★★★★★"The B*Witched section with those little jig flicks completely won me over and I keep catching myself doing it round the kitchen. Our choreographer talked us through each count so calmly that even my auntie had it down. We are already scheming to bring it back out at the wedding reception."
— Hayley B. ★★★★★90s Hen Party FAQ
The bits Bournemouth hen organisers tend to double-check before a 90s session goes in the diary.
Which 90s tracks make it into our Bournemouth hen routine? +
Expect Steps and their 5,6,7,8, the Reach singalong from S Club 7, the C'est La Vie hop from B*Witched and a sneaky drop of the Vengaboys, all wrapped up with the Macarena. Your choreographer threads a few of these cheesy floor-fillers into one upbeat medley, so if the bride has a guilty-pleasure track in mind, just flag it when you book.
Will it be a problem if none of us can really dance? +
Not in the slightest. These were chart moves a school-disco crowd could manage, so we split each one into small counts and build it up slowly with nobody hurried. Anyone who can already bust out the Macarena is comfortably ahead before the warm-up even begins.
How big can the group be for the 90s class? +
There is no smallest or largest number we cannot work with. When the crew is on the bigger side we put a second instructor on the floor so nobody at the back loses the thread, and the whole party picks up the same 90s routine together — no one sits it out on the sidelines.
We are visiting Bournemouth for the weekend — where do we dance? +
Plenty of options. Most groups use a studio we hire in Bournemouth town centre, a couple of minutes from the pier and the sand, or a choreographer can travel out to your seafront apartment, hotel or holiday let in Boscombe, Westbourne or wherever you are staying. Poole, Christchurch, Wimborne and Ringwood are all an easy hop too.
What is the price for the 90s class, and how long do we get? +
One flat fee of £140 buys the hour, or £165 gets you ninety minutes, and either way it covers the whole group instead of charging per hen. Going longer buys you a bonus throwback track, a proper dance-off and an easy filmed ending, so the bigger slot tends to win out.
Should we go full 90s fancy dress for the class? +
Totally your call — loads of groups pile in wearing double denim, butterfly clips and a bucket hat or two, and we love it. Our one bit of advice is to keep to trainers or flats rather than chunky platforms while you drill the moves; the big soles are better saved for the seafront snaps afterwards.