90s Hen Party Dance Class Oxford
90s Hen Party Dance Class in Oxford
90s Hen Do — Oxford
My Dance Hen Party Oxford
Venues
George Street
40 George St, OX1 2AQ
We Travel
Abingdon to Banbury
Your Venue
We can come to you!
About This 90s Hen Party Dance Class in Oxford
Round up the bride and the whole gang and bounce straight back to the decade of butterfly clips and bucket hats with a 90s hen party dance class in Oxford. Your choreographer builds a feel-good, video-ready medley from the songs that ruled the charts — the line-kicks of Steps 5,6,7,8, the bounce of S Club 7, the Irish-jig flicks of B*Witched and a cheeky burst of the Vengaboys. Every eight-count drops in bite-sized, easy-to-repeat chunks, slow enough that nobody gets left behind, so even the mates swearing blind they have two left feet wrap up the session reeling off proper 90s pop-dance routines.
Fancy a 90s hen do in Oxford that offers a touch more than a Spotify queue and a shuffle round a handbag? We teach the genuine choreography — the claps, the kicks, the cheesy point-to-the-sky moments — at a studio we hire on George Street in the city centre, or a choreographer heads out to wherever the group is based. Hens travelling in from Abingdon, Witney, Bicester and Banbury go for the 90s theme because nostalgia plus a routine you can actually nail makes for footage you will replay for years.
Not one of you needs a dance class on the CV — the whole point is to laugh together while picking up something you can honestly perform, double denim and all. Your choreographer stacks it up one move at a time, bedding in each section before tacking on the next, until the group has a full routine ready for the camera and the wedding montage, rounded off with a crowd-pleasing Macarena. Once the music stops, Oxford takes over: prosecco in Jericho, a bite near the Covered Market or a victory lap of Gloucester Green. The 90s nostalgia does not clock off at the studio door. Still weighing up dates? Get in touch or skim the rest of our hen party themes.
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Everything Included in Your 90s Hen Party
- A friendly pro choreographer running the whole throwback session for your group
- One cheesy 90s pop-dance routine set at a level the entire hen can manage
- A loosen-up at the start and a wind-down at the end, both built in
- Sound system and the full nostalgia playlist handled — you just rock up
- Never-danced-before hens are exactly who this is made for
- Regular breaks to snap photos and clips in your butterfly clips and bucket hats
- The closing run filmed so everyone heads off with a video memento
- Run at our hired George Street studio, or delivered to wherever you are staying
- Every 5,6,7,8 count is nailed down before the next lands, so no one is left trailing
What Your 90s Dance Class Looks Like
- Pile into Oxford and bounce back to the 90s as your choreographer builds a high-energy set from the era's cheesiest chart-toppers
- Nail the line-kicks, claps and point-to-the-sky moves that turned Steps and S Club 7 into school-disco staples
- Drill the bouncy B*Witched footwork and Vengaboys hand jives that look brilliant whether you are a beginner or a closet mover
- Join every section with cheeky link-ups into one seamless 90s medley, signed off with the Macarena
- Finish with a polished group routine ready to steal the show at the wedding reception
- Bag your best double-denim, bucket-hat snaps in the photo and video pauses dotted through the class
Perfect For Your Oxford Hen Do
- Brides who still know every clap and kick of the Steps 5,6,7,8 routine off by heart
- Groups chasing a proper throwback giggle rather than a polite afternoon tea
- Hens who would pick a school-disco singalong over anything quiet, every time
- Mixed-ability crews where keenness counts for way more than being able to keep time
- Anyone who can still drop the Macarena without a second thought
- Squads pencilling in a butterfly-clip and bucket-hat hen weekend in and around Oxford
What Our Hens Say
Honest verdicts from the hen crews who have thrown it back with us around Oxford.
"We turned up in double denim and full butterfly clips and our choreographer matched the chaos perfectly. The Steps 5,6,7,8 section had thirteen of us kicking in a line and crying laughing. Hands down the highlight of the entire trip."
— Verity R. ★★★★★"None of us had danced since the school disco and it did not matter one bit. The S Club 7 routine came together so quickly and the Macarena finale was pure nostalgia. The instructor kept the energy sky high the whole time."
— Demi B. ★★★★★"We kept the theme secret and the bride lost it when the Vengaboys kicked in. Fifteen of us in bucket hats with zero rhythm, yet the final video genuinely looks like a 90s pop video. The George Street studio gave us loads of room."
— Nina K. ★★★★★"The B*Witched bit with the little Irish-jig kicks was my favourite and I have not stopped doing it since. Our choreographer broke every move down so patiently that even my mum nailed it. We are already planning to perform it at the wedding."
— Becky O. ★★★★★90s Hen Party FAQ
The details Oxford brides-to-be tend to double-check ahead of a 90s routine.
Which 90s anthems end up in the hen routine? +
Think Steps 5,6,7,8, S Club 7 Reach, B*Witched C'est La Vie and a blast of the Vengaboys, with the Macarena thrown in for good measure. Your choreographer stitches a handful of 90s pop-dance routines into one feel-good medley, and you are welcome to name the bride's guilty-pleasure favourites in advance.
Does anyone need dancing experience for the 90s hen do? +
Not a scrap. These were chart routines a school disco could pull off, so every step is broken down slowly and stacked up one count at a time. If you can already throw out the Macarena, you are well ahead of the pack before we even start.
How many can pile into the 90s hen routine? +
There is no minimum and no upper limit. Bigger crews simply get a second instructor on the floor so nobody is left lost at the back, and everyone learns the same 90s routine together rather than anyone being benched.
What is the setting for the 90s hen party class? +
Most groups dance at the studio we hire on George Street in central Oxford — 40 George St, OX1 2AQ — minutes from the Covered Market. Prefer to stay put? We will send a choreographer, butterfly clips and all, straight to your cottage, hotel or function room, with Abingdon, Witney, Bicester and Banbury all comfortably in range.
What does the 90s hen do cost and how long does it run? +
It is £140 for an hour or £165 for ninety minutes, and that price covers the whole group rather than each hen. The longer slot squeezes in an extra throwback track, a proper dance-off and a relaxed filmed finish, which is why most 90s parties go for it.
Should we wear fancy dress for the 90s hen party dance class? +
Only if you fancy it — double denim, bucket hats and butterfly clips turn up more often than not and we love it. The one thing we will say is trainers or flat shoes beat platform boots when you are snapping through the choreography, so save the chunky soles for the photos.