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8 Great Dance Styles For Your Hen Party

One activity that's increasing in popularity at hen party is dancing. Thanks to shows like Britain's Got Talent, Got to Dance and So You Think You Can Dance, more and more people want to get down and boogie! Want to know more? Here are eight dancing styles guaranteed to get your hen party grooving.

1. Pole and burlesque - try something sexy and flirtatious with a pole or burlesque dancing at your hen party. It's not just about the art of seduction: these dance classes are a great way to build confidence, exercise and HAVE FUN
2. Cheerleading - Give me a B! Give me an R! Give me an I! Give me a D! Give me an E! What have we got? One fantastic hen weekend of dance!
3. Classic 80's Dance - The 80's is back with a vengeance. If you want to re-create the moves from Flashdance or Fame, get your legwarmers and neon outfits ready. Dress sense optional!
4. ABBA Dance Theme - Are you a dancing queen? If the answer is "ja" (that's "yes" in Sweedish) then put your money, money, money where your mouth is and take a chance on this dance session
5. Glee Dance Theme - One for gleeks everywhere. A Glee themed dance party is a sure fire way to get the party started for all fans of the hit TV series
6. Thriller Dance -Celebrate one of MJ's definitive moments by re-creating all the moves from the dance sensation that is Thriller! And to make it extra special why not slap on some zombie make up?
7. Movie favourites: Dirty Dancing or Grease - Ever dreamed of being Baby or Sandy for the day? Well, now you can. Have the time of your life with a movie themed dance at your hen party. It's sure to be the one that you want!
8. Mix and match - not sure what you want to do? How about mixing and matching? Whether it's combining pole with Glee or Cheerleading with Thriller, it's all about making your dance session perfect.

Vanessa Robinson, Events Manager at hen party specialists Pink Kiss says: "Dancing parties are a great way to get together with friends and have some fun. Whether you want to relive some of your favourite moments from film or TV or try something a little more risque, you're sure to find a dance style that works for you."