The ceremony was just perfect, you’re at the wedding reception and the bride and groom are swanning across the dance floor (somewhat clumsily) for their wedding dance. The room is wet with tears of joy as the song ends. Suddenly, out of nowhere, the dance floor is mobbed by 15 excited gals. Shuffle-step-step-leaping their way to the centre. The whole group (with bride up front) burst into a dance to Whitney’s ‘I Wanna Dance with Somebody’. “Where did they come from?” “What’s going on?” “This is the best thing I’ve ever seen!” If you ask me, there’s nothing more pleasing to the eye than a group of people performing synchronised choreography. Add to that high levels of excitement and enthusiasm (and let’s ice that cake with the surprise factor) and you’ve got yourself something more memorable than Miley Cyrus twerking at the Video Music Awards. Never been part of a flashmob? It’s exciting and exhilarating, not to mention incredibly entertaining for those who get to witness it. You can also hide down the back if you’ve got 2 left feet, everyone’s looking at the bride anyway (or at that bridesmaid who had a few extra drinks and is lip synching her heart out like she’s Britney Spears. Oh, that’s you!). But, how do you make this magic happen?! It all starts with a hens party dance class...! Related: Hen's Night Activity Ideas Related: Tips for Hen Party Planners Choosing Your Dance Style
Know your guest of honour and know your party group. Is she an 80’s girl or more of a Spice Girl? Maybe she used to kick it 90’s RnB, or she’s a true Belieber.
Pick the music genre that resonates with the hen, and the genre that you think will be hilarious or a hit for the whole group. Learn a Dance
Learn a dance routine to a song that you remember knowing all the words to as a young teen. Bring back those memories of pretending you were in the film clip, dancing in front of the mirror in your bedroom while singing into your hairbrush.
Step by step you’ll learn a dance to your chosen song, and then film it so you can practice, practice, practice before the big day! Bust it Out at The Wedding Reception
Move over Spice Girls, this girl gang is going to take the crowd by storm!
You’re sure to receive a VMA for this performance. For extra effect, wear your incredible bedazzled leotard under your wedding-appropriate dress for the BIG reveal! Make Magic Happen
How can you make this magic happen? Get in touch with Hoops, Thighs & Buttocks! You can choose a party in a range of themes, from 80’s Dance to 90’s Hip-Hop, 90’s Pop and even Hula Hooping. You can even get them to choreograph a song of your choice.
Your party can include a glass of champagne, a special gift for the hen (such as a hi-cut 80’s g-string leotard) and so much fun! Grab your hamburger phone and give the gals at HT&B a call, they got this! Articles Related to These Bachelorette Dance Party Ideas
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Author Bio: Hoops, Thighs & Buttocks
GET PHYSICAL WITH FUN, ACTIVE HEN PARTY DANCE CLASSES!
Hoops, Thighs & Buttocks’ unique hen's party packages provide a new and fun way to celebrate your special day. Get physical and choose from their active themes including hula hooping, 80s, and 90s dance class options!
Hoops, Thighs & Buttocks’ unique hen's party packages provide a new and fun way to celebrate your special day. Get physical and choose from their active themes including hula hooping, 80s, and 90s dance class options!
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