90s Hen Party Dance Class Chester

5,6,7,8 — A Proper 90s Throwback for Your Chester Hen Do

90s Hen Party Dance Class in Chester

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Chester Dance Centre
1 Hour Class £140.00
1.5 Hour Class £165.00
Instructor only
+ venue from £40/hr

My Dance Hen Party Chester

Venues

Wrexham Road

Chester, CH4 7QP

City Road

Chester, CH1 3AE

Westminster Road

Chester, CH2 3AP

Your Venue

We'll come to you across Cheshire

About This 90s Hen Party Dance Class in Chester

Round up the bride-to-be and the whole crew and wind the clock back to the days of scrunchies, butterfly clips and bucket hats with a 90s hen party dance class in Chester. Drawing on the singles that owned the era's charts, your choreographer pieces together one upbeat, camera-ready medley — think the line-kicks of Steps 5,6,7,8, the bounce of S Club 7, the jig-style flicks of B*Witched and a sly burst of the Vengaboys. The counts arrive in small, repeatable pieces and never bolt ahead, so even the mates adamant they cannot dance leave reeling off genuine 90s pop choreography.

After a 90s hen do in Chester that gives you more than a Spotify queue and a shuffle round a handbag? We teach the real choreography — the claps, the kicks and those gloriously cheesy point-to-the-sky beats — across three private studios around the city, on Wrexham Road, City Road and Westminster Road, with a choreographer just as glad to head out to whichever cottage, hotel or function room the group has booked. We also travel to your venue right across Cheshire, so hens gathering in from Ellesmere Port, Northwich, the Wirral, Wrexham and the Liverpool and Manchester crowd keep picking the 90s because the blend of nostalgia and a routine you can honestly nail leaves you with footage worth replaying for years.

Not one of you needs a dance class on the CV — the whole idea is to fall about laughing while picking up something the entire crew can truly perform, double denim and all. Your choreographer builds it up one move at a time, letting each section settle before adding the next, until the group has the whole routine down, primed for the camera and the wedding video reel, all signed off with a crowd-pleasing Macarena. Once the speaker falls quiet, Chester takes over: cocktails along the Rows, dinner by the river at the Groves, a wander beneath the Eastgate Clock or a victory lap after a day at the Roodee races. The throwback buzz does not clock off at the studio door. Still settling on dates? Drop us a line or browse the full set of hen party themes.

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Everything Included in Your 90s Hen Party

  • Your own friendly professional choreographer driving the whole throwback session from start to finish
  • One gloriously cheesy 90s pop-dance routine pitched so the entire hen can keep stride
  • A loosen-up to ease in and a stretch to wind down, both built into your slot
  • Speaker, playlist and every nostalgia track carried along and set up — you simply turn up
  • Complete first-timers are not merely welcome, they are exactly who we plan around
  • Regular pauses to grab selfies and clips in your butterfly clips and bucket hats
  • The closing run filmed so the whole group heads off with a keepsake video
  • Held at one of our three Chester studios, or brought along to wherever you are staying
  • No 5,6,7,8 count is left trailing — we lock each one in before we move on

What Your 90s Dance Class Looks Like

  • Land in Chester and rewind to the 90s as your choreographer shapes 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 Steps and S Club 7 into school-disco royalty
  • Drill the springy B*Witched footwork and Vengaboys hand jives that read brilliantly whether you are brand new or a closet natural
  • Stitch each part together with playful link-ups so it all flows as one seamless 90s medley, capped with the Macarena
  • Wrap up with a polished group routine primed to bring the house down at the wedding reception
  • Bag your sharpest double-denim and bucket-hat poses in the photo and video breaks dotted through the class

Perfect For Your Chester Hen Do

  • Brides who can still reel off every clap and kick of Steps 5,6,7,8 from memory
  • Groups hunting a proper throwback belly-laugh rather than a hushed afternoon tea
  • Hens who will pick a school-disco singalong over anything low-key, every single time
  • Mixed-ability squads where being game counts for far more than keeping perfect time
  • Anyone who can still fire off the Macarena on cue without a moment's hesitation
  • Crews planning a butterfly-clip and bucket-hat hen weekend around historic Chester

What Our Hens Say

Honest words from the hen crews who have rewound the decades with us right across Chester and wider Cheshire.

"We arrived head to toe in scrunchies and double denim and our choreographer matched our energy instantly. By the finish thirteen of us were nailing the Steps 5,6,7,8 kicks in one long line, creased up laughing the whole way. Easily the best thing we booked all weekend."

— Megan T. ★★★★★
90s

"Not one of us had moved since the school disco and it made zero difference. The S Club 7 bit slotted together in minutes and the Macarena send-off was peak nostalgia. The instructor kept us buzzing from the very first count to the last."

— Sinead C. ★★★★★

"We kept the theme a surprise and the bride completely lost it the second the Vengaboys came blasting in. Fifteen of us in bucket hats, not a shred of rhythm between us, yet the finished clip honestly passes for proper 90s telly. The City Road studio gave us heaps of room."

— Aimee P. ★★★★★

"My favourite was the B*Witched part with those little jig flicks and I keep catching myself doing it round the house. Our choreographer talked every move through so calmly that even my mum picked it up. We are already plotting to wheel it out at the reception."

— Holly R. ★★★★★

90s Hen Party FAQ

A quick rundown of what Chester hen crews most often ask us before locking in a 90s routine.

Which 90s floor-fillers land in the Chester hen routine? +

Picture Steps and their 5,6,7,8, the Reach chorus from S Club 7, the B*Witched C'est La Vie skip and a cheeky drop of the Vengaboys, all topped off with the Macarena. Your choreographer weaves a handful of these cheesy classics into one joyful medley, and if the bride has a secret favourite she wants in, simply say so when you book.

Does the 90s hen do still work if some of us have never danced? +

Absolutely it does. These were chart routines a school disco could handle, so each one is taken apart into tiny counts and put back together slowly with nobody rushed along. If you can already fire off the Macarena, you are sitting comfortably ahead before the warm-up even kicks off.

What sort of numbers can join the 90s class in Chester? +

No party is too small and none is too big. When the group swells we add a second instructor to the floor so nobody at the back loses the plot, and the whole hen learns the same 90s routine side by side rather than anyone watching from a chair.

Where do we actually dance the 90s hen party in Chester? +

We run three private studios around Chester — on Wrexham Road (CH4 7QP), City Road (CH1 3AE) and Westminster Road (CH2 3AP) — so one is usually close to wherever you are based. Fancy staying put instead? A choreographer will bring the butterfly clips and the cheesy playlist to your cottage, hotel or function room, and we travel right across Cheshire too, from Ellesmere Port and Northwich to the Wirral and over the Welsh border into Wrexham.

What is the cost of the 90s class and how long does it last? +

The hour is £140 and ninety minutes is £165, and either figure covers the whole hen together rather than charging a fee per person. The longer booking adds another retro singalong, a head-to-head dance-off and a laid-back filmed wrap-up, which is why most 90s groups go for it.

Do we need to dress up for the 90s hen party dance class? +

Purely if the mood takes you — double denim, bucket hats and butterfly clips show up plenty and we are all for it. Our only steer is that trainers or flat shoes beat chunky platforms while you snap through the choreography, so leave the big soles for the photos along the Rows.