Our Charleston hen party dance classes are £140 for one hour or £160 for an hour and a half, plus venue hire costs. We require just a £50 deposit to secure your booking. This flat rate covers your entire group, whether you have 5 or 25 hens. The price includes a professional dance instructor and your fully choreographed Charleston dance routine. Venue costs vary depending on location and requirements.

Your Charleston dance class will feature authentic 1920s jazz including 'Ain't She Sweet', 'Charleston', 'Puttin' on the Ritz', 'All That Jazz', and classic jazz standards. Our instructors choreograph routines to the most iconic Charleston and jazz era music, incorporating authentic flapper moves and Great Gatsby vibes. We can also customize your playlist to include your hen's favorite 1920s tracks.

Our dance studios are located in Edinburgh city centre, just 5 minutes from Princes Street and 10 minutes from Waverley Station. We have venues near the Royal Mile and Castle. For groups preferring their own space, our mobile instructors can come to your accommodation or hired venue. We confirm your exact venue location within 5 working days of booking.

No dance experience needed! Our Charleston classes are designed for all abilities - perfect for complete beginners. Your professional instructor breaks down the routine into simple, fun steps that everyone can follow. Whether you're a flapper queen or have never tried Charleston, you'll master the 1920s moves. The class is about having fun with your hens and embracing the jazz era!

Think Great Gatsby glamour! We encourage 1920s-inspired outfits - think flapper dresses, pearls, headbands, or comfortable gym wear that allows movement. Many groups love wearing Charleston costumes or 1920s-themed outfits. We provide fun props including feather boas and accessories at our studio to complete your flapper look and enhance the experience.

Groups of 5-11 can comfortably fit into either the hour or hour and a half session. For groups larger than 11, we recommend the 1.5 hour session. Here's why: in a one-hour class, the first 12 minutes covers welcoming your group, getting set up, warm-up and group photos. The last 8-10 minutes is for filming your final routine and wrap-up. This leaves about 35-40 minutes for learning the choreography. Larger groups need more time to master the routine together, making the 90-minute session ideal for ensuring everyone feels confident with the moves.