80s Hen Party Dance Class Gloucester
80s Hen Party Dance Class in Gloucester
80s Hen Do — Gloucester
My Dance Hen Party Gloucester
Venues
City Centre Studio
Eastgate / Westgate & the Cross — confirmed on booking
Docks Studio
Gloucester Quays / the historic Docks side — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Hotels & Airbnbs — we come to you across Gloucester & the county
About This 80s Hen Party Dance Class in Gloucester
Crimp the hair, clip on the fluoro earrings and let a wall of synths take over — our 80s hen party in Gloucester gives the bride a full hour of shoulder-pad pop and stadium-sized choruses to strut through with her favourite people. The decade practically invented the group photo pose, and by the time the last track fades your whole party will have one locked in.
Gloucester gives the theme a proper home, too. The Guildhall on Eastgate Street has been putting live bands on since long before the neon dimmed, and the old clubs around the Cross and Kings Square were where this city genuinely threw shapes to Wham! and Madonna. We keep any local nod honest and light — no borrowed history — but there is a cheerful high-street swagger to lean on while everyone finds their opening mark.
Wherever you have based yourselves — a room off Westgate or Northgate, a spot down near the Docks, or the Airbnb you have taken over in Longlevens, Hucclecote or Quedgeley — the teacher turns up with the speaker and the playlist and works with every level in the room at the same time. It is one routine, chanted out in small blocks, with two ridiculous freeze-frames and a closing shape the group will still be firing off at midnight. The cost is plain: £140 for sixty minutes or £165 for ninety, the same figure whether eight or twenty-eight of you show, with bubbly to raise a glass at a flat £10 if you fancy it. You bring the hairspray; we bring the counts.
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What's Included in Your 80s Hen Party
- A professional choreographer who comes to your Gloucester venue for the whole session
- One crowd-pleasing 80s routine set to a floor-filler of your choosing
- Sixty or ninety minutes of teaching, from warm-up to final pose
- Steps broken into small, repeatable blocks anyone can follow
- A giant freeze-frame finish built for the group camera roll
- Speaker, playlist and every bit of music sorted on the day
- A spotlight moment carved out for the bride
- One flat price — £140 or £165 — regardless of numbers
- Optional bubbly at a flat £10 to toast at the end
What You'll Experience at Our 80s Dance Class
- Neon, leg-warmers and a room full of people refusing to take themselves seriously
- Enormous sing-along choruses from Wham!, Madonna, Kylie and Whitney
- Shoulder-pad shimmies and pointing-to-the-ceiling attitude
- A shared routine that clicks into place faster than you expect
- Non-stop laughing as the freeze poses go gloriously wrong, then right
- The bride out front for the final eight-count
Perfect For Your Gloucester Hen Do
- Brides who grew up taping the charts off the radio
- Mixed-age groups where nan out-dances the bridesmaids
- An afternoon warm-up before drinks around Eastgate and the Cross
- Hens who want a laugh far more than a dance exam
- Groups after photos and video genuinely worth keeping
- Any party size from a small handful to thirty-plus
What Our Hens Say
80s hen parties we have taught across Gloucester.
"Booked it as the warm-up before drinks on Eastgate Street and it set the whole night off. Within ten minutes our teacher had my aunties doing shoulder shimmies. Neon everywhere, not an ounce of pressure."
— Nerys Chedgey ★★★★★"She came to our Airbnb out in Longlevens so nobody had to move. One brilliantly cheesy number, two daft freeze poses, and the bride dead centre for every single one of them."
— Loveday Trigg ★★★★★"Fourteen of us from nineteen to sixty-six and every one of us kept up. Explained so patiently. We were still throwing the ending on the walk back down to the Quays."
— Sian Whatmore ★★★★★"Flat price, no per-head surprises, and the most we have laughed all year. The final pose is officially our group photo now. Worth every penny."
— Bethan Coldrick ★★★★★80s Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our 80s hen party dance class in Gloucester.
We genuinely can't dance — will we manage the 80s routine? +
Yes, comfortably. Everything is pitched at first-timers and taught so the whole room lands the same move together. The choreographer loops each section, slows the tricky counts right down and keeps it daft, so the hen who swears blind she has no rhythm is up front by the final chorus.
Where in Gloucester do you actually teach the class? +
At whatever space you have lined up. That might be a room off Westgate, Northgate or Eastgate, somewhere down by the Docks and Quays, or your own hotel or Airbnb out in Longlevens, Hucclecote, Quedgeley or Kingsway. Pass us the postcode and we lock the room in once you book — no dragging the group across town on the day.
How much does the 80s hen party come to? +
A single figure: £140 for sixty minutes or £165 for ninety, and that stands whether there are six of you or thirty. Teacher, music and choreography are all wrapped in; the only add-on is bubbly at a flat £10 if the group fancies a toast.
Can we choose our own 80s track? +
Please do — brides usually have strong feelings here. Send over the anthem the group will bellow loudest, be it a bit of Madonna, some Wham! or a Whitney power ballad, and the routine gets built on it. Nothing in mind? We have a stack of guaranteed eighties floor-fillers ready.
Is there a cap on how many hens can join? +
None worth worrying about. Six or thirty-plus, it is the same flat rate; a bigger crowd just wants a touch more floor, which we sort when we confirm the room. Everyone dances — nobody sits on the side counting.
What should we wear? +
Go all in on the eighties — neon leg-warmers, ra-ra skirts, fingerless gloves, big hair and sweatbands — but put everyone in trainers they can actually bounce in rather than heels. There is no tram or metro in Gloucester; the station sits east of the shops and the Quays multi-storey runs late for the outlet, so a couple of hens usually rock up already in costume.