Hen parties — yes, these happen in the north too
The format is nearly identical to a bachelor party; the difference is the crowd. What to know before booking.
Hen parties are a small share of our work, but they exist, and they come with completely different expectations from bachelor parties.
The crowd joins in more
That is the first thing any dancer notices at a hen party after years of bachelor parties. The crowd reacts, sings along and films more. It makes the show easier on energy and harder on pace.
We supply dancers only
This is the most common question, so here is the answer up front: we do not supply male dancers. Our team is women, and that is what we do well.
The format
Almost the same as a bachelor party: an opening for the whole group, a personal segment for the bride and a close. Same length. What differs is that the personal segment is shorter and the group segment longer.
Where it happens
Mostly in a cabin or a holiday flat rather than a private house. In the north that means Rosh Pina, Poriya, Kfar Tavor, Binyamina, Zichron Yaakov and Tiberias.
What to settle in advance
Two things: whether the bride knows, and the photo policy. Both change the show fundamentally, and both are almost always forgotten on the booking call.
The bottom line
Same format, better crowd, and a cabin is almost always the venue. Book a week ahead in season.
