90s Hen Party Dance Class Preston

Butterfly clips and attitude — a 90s hen do in Preston

90s Hen Party Dance Class in Preston

Hen party group dancing at a 90s dance class in Preston 90s Hen Do — Preston
Dance Centre UK — Preston
1 Hour Class £140.00
1.5 Hour Class £165.00
Instructor only
+ venue hire if needed

My Dance Hen Party Preston

Venues

City Centre Studio

Fishergate / the Flag Market & Winckley Square — confirmed on booking

Fulwood Studio

Fulwood / Deepdale side — confirmed on booking

Your Venue

Hotels & Airbnbs — we come to you across Preston & central Lancashire

About This 90s Hen Party Dance Class in Preston

that unmistakable Spice energy: our 90s hen party dance class throws your group headfirst into the decade of girl-power stomps, boyband key-changes and Eurodance that refused to sit still. A professional choreographer takes one storming 90s number and rebuilds it move by move, so the whole party learns it shoulder to shoulder — the confident ones, the reluctant ones and the bride who insists she'll just watch from the side. This is Preston, Lancashire, and it is built for grins, not perfection.

The class comes to wherever your hen weekend is already sitting. Plenty of groups take a studio just off Church Street and the Fishergate end of town; others have us pitch up at their hire space, hotel room or a rented house out in Broughton, Ribbleton or Penwortham. All we need is a cleared floor and a plug for the speaker, and the whole 90s racket travels with us.

You choose the flavour — sassy girl-group, hands-in-the-air club anthem or a full boyband stool-swivel moment — and we tune the steps to the room, whether that is a hen who ruled the school disco or one who has genuinely never tried. An hour lands at £140 and ninety minutes at £165 for the entire group, and you can bolt on bubbly at a flat £10 if you'd like a glass in hand when the beat drops.

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What's Included in Your 90s Hen Party

  • A choreographer raised on 90s chart pop steering your full Preston hen session
  • One whole 90s routine, taught from the first beat to the final attitude-loaded freeze
  • £140 for sixty minutes or £165 for ninety, all-in for the bride's group
  • Optional arrival bubbly at a flat £10 — flag it when you lock the date
  • A choice of 90s anthem, dialled to how cheeky or how nervous the room is
  • A limber-up that frees hips, wrists and any lingering first-timer stiffness
  • A studio near Church Street, or the entire class delivered to your own address
  • Deliberate photo and clip moments so the sass gets properly filmed
  • A bride's-only spotlight bar so she gets her own eight-count in the middle

What You'll Experience at Our 90s Dance Class

  • A choreographer resetting and re-counting until the whole group snaps together
  • Finger-points, shoulder rolls and a hair-flick attitude aimed at the back wall
  • The bride pushed centre for a solo while the party frames her like a music channel
  • Breathers and giggles paced across the session so nobody burns out early
  • A single flowing run to the full track before you head out across Preston
  • A formation photo grabbed the instant the last pose clicks into place

Perfect For Your Preston Hen Do

  • Hens who wore out a cassette single in the back of the car
  • Groups after a loud, silly lift before a night around Church Street
  • Mixed generations where the aunties know every word and prove it
  • Brides who want nostalgia, noise and none of the polish
  • Weekends run out of a Preston hotel or a rented Broughton house
  • Anyone who claims two left feet but wants a routine by teatime

What Our Hens Say

90s hen parties we have taught across Preston.

"The 90s class was the best call of the whole hen weekend. We picked a proper girl-power tune and by the end even my nan-aged auntie was throwing the attitude. Did it near Church Street then out for food."

— Danni Aspden ★★★★★
90s

"Honestly worried it'd be cringe but it was an hour of pure laughing. The bride had her own bit in the middle and milked it completely. Loved our Preston hen do."

— Leanne Whittle ★★★★★

"Bucket hats on, combats on, and a routine we somehow still remember. The choreographer never once made anyone feel daft. Brilliant start to the day."

— Vicky Grimshaw ★★★★★

"They came to the house we rented out in Broughton and set the whole thing up. Fifteen of us, all abilities, and everyone kept up. Couldn't recommend it more."

— Bethany Winstanley ★★★★★

90s Hen Party FAQ

Everything you need to know about our 90s hen party dance class in Preston.

Do we need dance experience for the 90s hen class in Preston? +

Not a scrap. Everything is designed for complete beginners, with each move chopped into bite-size chunks, so a group where no one has danced in years still finishes with a proper 90s routine under their belt.

Whereabouts in Preston is the 90s hen party class held? +

Usually a studio a short stroll from Church Street and Fishergate, or we come to you instead — a function room, a hire studio or a rented house anywhere from the centre out to Broughton, Ribbleton or Penwortham. Give us the location and we bring the session there.

What does the 90s hen party dance class cost? +

The rate is £140 for an hour or £165 for ninety minutes, and it covers the bride's whole party rather than charging each hen separately. Bubbly on arrival can be added for an optional flat £10.

How big can a 90s hen group be? +

From a cosy five right up past thirty. Bigger parties just need more floor, so if your numbers are high, say so when you enquire and we will book a room with the space to match.

What should we wear for a 90s hen dance class? +

Crop tops, combats, bucket hats, butterfly clips — commit to the theme however you fancy. Footwear-wise, trainers or flat pumps win, since there's plenty of bounce and stomp built into the choreography.

Can the 90s class be part of a wider Preston hen weekend? +

Of course — it is how most groups run it. We fit around your food, drinks and daytime plans, and with Preston station on the West Coast Main Line, hens rolling in from Liverpool or Lancaster can jump straight into the routine before the rest of the weekend gets going.