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Sashay your way to the aux cable, because music is the difference between a nice day and THE day. Ten years and 2,500-odd hen parties in, we’ve accidentally built a rather serious dataset on what makes a room scream every word, and it clusters beautifully: country girl-power, Swiftie singalongs, Beyoncé icons and ABBA, always ABBA. So rather than one long list, the best hen party songs are sorted here by artist and vibe. Build your playlist from whichever clusters your bride loves most.
The Songs Brides Request Most (Our First-Party Data)
Every Sashay Dance routine is choreographed to the bride’s favourite songs, so we see the requests before anyone presses play. The perennial top ten: Wannabe and Stop by the Spice Girls, Dancing Queen, Man! I Feel Like a Woman, Single Ladies, Love Story, Shake It Off, Mamma Mia, 9 to 5, and anything from Dirty Dancing. Notice the theme: songs everyone’s mum also knows. Cross-generational bangers win because hens span 21 to 71.
[CMS NOTE: Internal link: Spice Girls mention to the Spice Girls hen party page; Mamma Mia mention to the Mamma Mia page.]
Country & Line Dancing: The Empowerment Hour
The cowgirl era has given hen playlists their biggest glow-up in years, and the country girl-power catalogue is pure empowerment: Man! I Feel Like a Woman and That Don’t Impress Me Much by Shania Twain (the undisputed queen of the genre), 9 to 5 by Dolly Parton, Before He Cheats by Carrie Underwood, and Luke Combs’ rolling singalongs, his Fast Car cover unites every generation in the room. Add Cotton Eye Joe for the point of the night when dignity is optional. And if the boots start moving on their own, that’s your sign. Line dancing hen parties are the most booked theme in our diary right now, we bring the class to your house or venue with hats on and the bride front and centre, and this exact cluster is what we choreograph them to. Shania has a lot to answer for.
Taylor Swift: For the Sing-Along Swifties
No artist owns the group-scream singalong like Taylor: Love Story for the romantics (a bride singing “say yes” weeks before her wedding, there isn’t a dry eye), 22 for the “it feels like one of those nights” energy, Shake It Off and Cruel Summer for the dance floor, You Belong With Me for the throwback hens. If your bride knows every bridge by heart, stop fighting it and theme the day around her, a Taylor Swift hen party with a routine to her favourite era is the most requested theme of the last two years for a reason.
Beyoncé: The Icon Section
Absolutely iconic, no notes: Run the World (Girls) for walking anywhere as a group, Single Ladies for the most obvious hen party moment in music, hands ready, ring finger out, Crazy In Love for the getting-ready peak, and Love On Top for the key-change challenge that separates the sopranos from the brave. If the group learns one piece of choreography from this cluster, make it Single Ladies: three moves in and the whole room is screaming.
ABBA: For All the Dancing Queens
Fifty years on, still undefeated: Dancing Queen (watch the 60-year-olds outdance everyone), Mamma Mia, Voulez-Vous, Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! and Super Trouper, the only cluster where literally every hen from 21 to 71 knows literally every word. Slipping Through My Fingers is the secret weapon if you want the mums crying at exactly the right moment. For the full dancing-queen experience, an ABBA hen party turns the playlist into flares, harmonies and a routine the group performs together, Greek taverna optional.
Our Top Hen Party Dance Themes for 2027
Our most popular themes right now are Mamma Mia, Last Rodeo cowgirl and Taylor Swift. Loads of our groups even go on to do the routine at the wedding!
Hen Party Karaoke Songs That Never Fail
Karaoke has its own physics: you need songs the room sings for you when the vocalist wobbles. The reliable hen do songs for the mic: Islands in the Stream (the duet that saves shy singers), Wuthering Heights (chaos, in the best way), Total Eclipse of the Heart, Angels for the arm-in-arm finale, and Valerie. Golden rule: nobody sober picks first, and the bride never sings alone unless she wants to.
Build It Together: The Collaborative Playlist Trick
The organiser hack that never misses: set up a collaborative playlist on Spotify a month out and invite every hen to add three songs, one banger, one guilty pleasure, one song that reminds them of the bride. You get a ready-made hen do playlist with a story behind every track. For the finishing touch, top up from the Official Singles Chart, a few current hits keep the youngest hens dancing and your reels audio fresh.
Turn Her Favourite Songs Into the Main Event
Here’s the upgrade on simply playing the music: dancing to it, properly. Our hen party dance classes choreograph a routine to the bride’s favourite tracks from any cluster above, line dancing in hats, a Swiftie era, full ABBA, and we can even create a custom song mix of her top picks. We come to your house or venue anywhere in the UK, every age and ability joins in, and the bride dances free. The hen party playlist becomes the performance, and the finale video outlives the marriage licence.
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