ABBA Hen Party Dance Class Exeter
ABBA Hen Party Dance Class in Exeter
ABBA Hen Do — Exeter
Glittery ABBA Hen Disco Exeter
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About This ABBA Hen Party Dance Class in Exeter
Flares pulled on, glitter everywhere, best disco grin at the ready — an ABBA hen party dance class in Exeter turns the whole crew into a sparkling seventies line-up for an afternoon. We weave the routine out of the karaoke giants you already know by heart — the swagger of Dancing Queen, the wobble of Mamma Mia and the marching beat of Waterloo. Steps arrive in small, friendly eight-counts and grow at a pace nobody gets left behind, so the friends who swear they cannot dance a step still close out the hour mid-spin with a grin a mile wide.
Fancy an Exeter ABBA hen do that channels the whole Mamma Mia film? You will pick up the real choreography — the shimmies, the pointed-finger choruses and the tight Voulez-Vous lines — inside our studio at a studio we hire in central Exeter, set in the courtyard right in the centre of Exeter, or a choreographer can box up the disco and travel to wherever the group is staying. Plenty of hens come in from Exmouth, Topsham, Crediton, Dawlish and Tiverton for this theme, because that sequin-level polish is exactly what makes the footage worth replaying the whole journey home.
Nobody needs a scrap of dancing history — the joy is in giggling your way to a routine you can truly own, heels and all. Section by section the choreography is layered up, rehearsed and sharpened until your hen party leaves with a number fit for the wedding-day highlight reel. And when the speakers finally cut, Exeter keeps the night going: prosecco on Gandy Street, supper down by the Quayside or one last karaoke round near the High Street and Guildhall to see off the ABBA marathon. Still pinning down a date? Send us a message or browse the full set of hen party themes we run.
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Everything Included in Your ABBA Hen Party
- A professional choreographer leading the entire disco for your hen group
- A glittery ABBA routine pitched so every ability can keep up
- A gentle warm-up to begin and a relaxed stretch to finish
- Speakers and the full Dancing Queen playlist taken care of — just show up
- Total first-timers genuinely welcome, with no rhythm taken for granted
- Lots of built-in pauses for photos and phone clips in your flares
- A filmed run of the finished number for the group to keep
- Run at our our hired studio in central Exeter, or brought to your venue
- Each eight-count is locked in before the next one lands, so nobody drifts off
What Your ABBA Dance Class Looks Like
- Drop into full disco-diva mode as a high-energy ABBA set is shaped around your group's confidence
- Soak up the seventies glamour — pointed-finger choruses, shimmies and the twirls that drive Dancing Queen and Voulez-Vous
- Rehearse the synchronised lines, sashays and bold formations that give the Mamma Mia numbers their punch
- Build from simple grooves up to a sharp, stage-ready routine with no past dancing expected
- Close on a whole-group performance ready to take over the wedding reception in a haze of sequins
- Pull your best Super Trouper poses as photo and video breaks crop up all through the class
Perfect For Your Exeter Hen Do
- Brides who know every line of Dancing Queen and cannot wait to perform it in flares
- Crews chasing glittery seventies choreography, full-tilt disco energy and zero side-eye
- Hens piecing together a Mamma Mia flavoured weekend around Exeter and the Devon coast
- All-abilities groups where turning up keen counts for more than being naturally in time
- Anyone who has belted Waterloo into a hairbrush in front of the bedroom mirror
- Parties wanting a proper routine to let loose on the wedding reception floor
What Our Hens Say
Honest words from ABBA hen groups who have thrown on their flares with us around Exeter.
"Sixteen of us rocked up in flares with not a shred of rhythm and walked out owning a whole Dancing Queen routine. The choreographer stayed so calm that even the bride's nan was spinning by the close. Far and away the highlight of our Exeter weekend."
— Freya H. ★★★★★"We kept the whole thing under wraps and the bride absolutely shrieked when Mamma Mia came on. She wove our sequins and platforms right into the choreography and, against all odds, kept every one of us on the beat. Pure glittery joy."
— Imogen C. ★★★★★"We hired the Gandy Street studio one Sunday afternoon and the Voulez-Vous part had the whole group crying with laughter — all sixteen of us in matching platforms, limbs flying. That finger-in-the-air chorus took a handful of tries to land. The closing video is going up at the wedding for certain."
— Tilly M. ★★★★★"Honestly none of us are dancers, yet we finished with a smart little Waterloo routine and sides aching from laughter. Our choreographer travelled out to our cottage near Topsham and brought every bit of seventies sparkle. We'd book it again in a heartbeat."
— Sian R. ★★★★★ABBA Hen Party FAQ
The questions hen organisers raise most often before they lock in a sparkling ABBA dance class around Exeter.
Which ABBA anthems will our hen group be dancing to in Exeter? +
We blend the ABBA anthems that own every dancefloor into a single routine — Dancing Queen, Mamma Mia, Waterloo, Voulez-Vous, Gimme Gimme Gimme and Super Trouper. Keen to lean towards the Mamma Mia film arrangements, or hold Dancing Queen back as the bride's solo moment? Pop a note on your enquiry and the choreographer will shape the set list around it.
Will any part of the ABBA routine trip up the complete beginners? +
Honestly, no. Each sparkly seventies step is taught unhurried and built up one eight-count at a time, so the pals who last danced at a sixth-form disco track the naturals with ease. Manage a finger pointed skyward on the Dancing Queen chorus and you have cracked the trickiest bit already.
What is the maximum group size for the ABBA hen party in Exeter? +
Bring however many you fancy — there is no minimum and no upper limit. A bigger Voulez-Vous formation simply means a second choreographer steps onto the floor to keep the counts tight, and everyone learns the very same routine together instead of anyone sitting it out in their flares.
Where in Exeter is the ABBA hen party dance class held? +
Most parties choose our studio at a studio we hire in central Exeter, tucked into the courtyard a couple of minutes from Exeter Cathedral and Princesshay. Would you sooner keep the whole disco at your base? A choreographer will load up the speakers and carry the Dancing Queen energy to your cottage, hotel or function room, heading out across Devon to Exmouth, Topsham, Crediton, Dawlish and beyond.
How much does the ABBA hen party cost and how long is the session? +
Pick an hour for a flat £160 or ninety minutes for £185, with both prices covering the entire group rather than charged per hen. The longer slot squeezes in one more ABBA number, a little extra Super Trouper sparkle and a relaxed filmed ending, which is why most disco-mad crews tend to stretch to it.
Is it worth dressing up in full 70s disco gear for the ABBA theme? +
Go for it if the mood takes you — platforms, flares, jumpsuits, sequins and a scatter of glitter are half the joy, and the choreographer will happily fold the outfits into the steps. Flat shoes or trainers make the spins kinder, yet fancy dress stays entirely up to you and the moves work no matter what the group rolls up wearing.