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WE HAD A BLAST !
Saints & Sinners UNIFORMITY

SAINTS & SINNERS BALL 
Uniformity
Friday 24th March 2023
   
Men, Woman and Non-Binary swingers look Hot in a Uniform, so get yours out,
get it on and come along to Saints & Sinners Uniformity Ball

Dress up, show up and have a super erotic and sexy night full of naughty fun. What uniform will you be wearing? Nurse, Military, Police, Navy, Flight attendant or even a naughty schoolgirl?
Let your Uniform reflect your inner persona, bring some mystery and an extra level
of sass and seduction.

Saints & Sinners is going to Sizzle with all those hot people in their Uniforms.


Costume ideas: ALL MUST BE EROTIC Nurse, Military, Police, Navy, Flight attendant, Fire(wo)man, naughty schoolgirl/slut (kylie Mole)


Your Invitation
 
The 'world famous' Saints & Sinners Ball now in its 32nd (2022) year. Proudly sponsored once again by AdultMatchMaker, and twice winner of the Eros Shine award for Best Adult Party in Australia, the Saints & Sinners Ball is Australia’s premier adult event. This legendary adult event attracts broadminded couples & women, exhibitionists and swingers from all over Australia and overseas.

S&S is an erotic party where like-minded couples and women party, dance and play. This is a 'no holds barred' extravaganza of adult fun mixed with erotic costumes in an electric atmosphere! There’s no doubt that these parties are the raunchiest and most uninhibited parties on the swinging scene.

Invitations are extended to couples and single female identifying including trans women and trans men. You are free to do as little or as much as you like, provided you are dressed as required.
If you prefer to just watch others, or just dance, drink, and chat then the choice is yours.

How does it work ?

Guests arrive any time from 8:30 pm onwards, initially enjoying drinks and a chat at the bar to relax and loosen up. You arrive in street clothes, or with your costume covered up in some way, and present your tickets at reception where you will be directed to the Changing Area.
Personal belongings and street clothes are checked into our cloakroom for security.
The venue is a multi-room one, with different DJs playing music to cater for most tastes,
on two different levels.
On the main stage there will be various shows and fun competitions during the evening,
and around the rest of the venue you’ll see different activities, both raunchy and otherwise,
and you’re free to join in on these, or just watch other guests getting up to mischief.

Remember, just about anything goes.
There are open areas where people are talking, dancing, drinking, meeting, fondling etc,
and there are other areas where people can get down and dirty and play a little more discreetly.
The B&D area is always busy with resident Masters and Mistresses administering their pleasure!

Dress Code

There is no theme for New Years Eve but there is still a requirement to wear erotic wear.
This means something that the average person could not wear walking down the street, or along their supermarket aisles. It means a costume with lots of flesh on show with perhaps the occasional pink bit peaking out. It means you can't attend the evening in ordinary street clothes or covered up. You must comply with basic erotic costumes would include lingerie, G-strings, etc. Use your imagination in the most erotic and/or filthiest ways possible. If in doubt about what you plan to wear email us for an opinion.

Be aware jeans, slacks or long trousers of ANY type, or cut-off jean shorts and a ripped T-shirt does NOT constitute erotic dress, and are completely and
no exceptions will be made to the above rule.

The following are our standard dress rules.
NO Full-Length Trousers (unless they’re chaps, or totally see-through with no underwear)
NO Full-Length Dresses (unless totally see-through and no underwear)
NO Coats
NO standard nightclub attire
NO ordinary street clothes

No Effort No Entry & No Refund

The Saints & Sinners Fashion Police are back enforcing the erotic dress requirement of the event.


… Be daring, have fun


Best Dressed Competition Main Stage 11.30 pm
Performances Main Stage 12 Midnight

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BEST COSTUME PRIZES

From our wonderful event sponsors Adult Match Maker and Oz Kink Fest
we have 3 major prizes for the best costumes.
Be on the stage on the main floor at 11.30 pm to strut your stuff!

Best Couple costume
Best Female & Non Binary Costume
Best Male & Non Binary Costume
Safe Sex Sluts are back !
Lady LuBricant & Spenser Street

Doubling as the Fashion Police our
SAFE SEX QUEENS will be there to greet you at the door
Our Queen's will have condoms, lube and a pair of scissors on hand
(Beware if your outfit has too much cover up the scissors will come out)
Roving the venue throughout the night they will replenish Safe Sex stations.
Please be respectful
Please clean up after yourself
No Effort No Entry
It's time to get serious and make sure we preserve this wonderful event !
The Saints & Sinners Fashion Police are back enforcing the erotic dress requirement of the event. There will be no sneaking past or out the back door !
If you can wear it out the door down King Street it doesn't pass the dress code

So what to wear ?

Each ball has a dress theme (except New Year’s Eve) announced around ten weeks before each ball. Use your imagination and have fun dressing for the theme, but the costume must be “erotic” in some way…  remember, it’s Saints & Sinners, so be daring!

We remind every guest that erotic dress is
“obligatory”, and part of the entry requirements

Women dress in lingerie and see-through garments

Men wear G-strings with jackets or vests (occasionally dreaded boxer shorts) leathers, chains, feathers, see-through garments and even naked bodies are permissible.

Full-length pants are NOT permitted unless they are chaps or fully see-through

Footwear: Highly recommended in a public venue. The ‘erotic dress’ rule does not apply to footwear, anything practical, runners, thongs, sandals are fine.

… Be daring, have fun

SECURITY AT OUR EVENTS

In addition to the venue security Saints have our own security guards
There will be 1 saints guard on each level stationed at the corner of the bar.
They will be easily identified as they will be wearing a black shirt with printed
Saints & Sinners Security and with an additional security lanyard

These guards are your first port of call should anything happen
If any reported situation needs escalation the security guard will call for
backup and management will attend
Please play your part in consent and respect at the event

Consent at our events

Consent must be verbal, mutual, definite, and given consciously, and persons
are free to change their mind at any time

Remember that consent for one act does not imply consent for all acts,
and consent given once does not mean that you have consent every time

No always means no

Always seek and confirm verbal consent in advance for everything
Ask before you touch

Some more advice

1. Discuss Comfort Levels with Your Partner in Advance of attendance
The most important rule for swingers new to this
lifestyle is discussing boundaries.
Always develop a mutual understanding of how far to go
before you engage with any couple.
Remember that swinging doesn’t always mean having penetrative sex.
Some couples only prefer foreplay and oral.
While others may be down to have vaginal and even anal.
So, what are your limits as a couple?
 
2. Set a Codeword
Swinging can be overwhelming for first timers, especially if you have a hard time controlling your nerves.
So, the last thing you want is to make your experience awkward and uncomfortable by not knowing how to make it stop. This is why we recommend setting a few codewords. Some codewords might indicate pleasure while others pain. Use them while you’re sexually engaging with other couples,
so your partners know what’s going on with your feelings.
  

3. Practice Safe Sex
Unprotected sex is a risk that we’d never recommend taking. Even if you’re swinging with Bob and Mary who you’ve known for years. You never know what goes on in their sex life. How active they have been in the lifestyle scene, and how seriously they take the safety measures.
This is why, whether you’re partner swapping with someone you already know or going to a swinger club – ALWAYS carry condoms.
 
4. Communicate Clearly
Like every sexual experience, if you want to make swinging memorable, then communicate clearly.
Talk to your partner if they like the couple you plan on engaging with.
Share any kinks or sexual preferences you have.
At the same time, make an effort to understand what the other couple expects.
No one can read your mind, so unless you don’t tell them what you’re expecting, they wouldn’t know.
 
5. Drink Under a Limit
This is the most important swinger party rule.
Sure, drinking can set the tone and help you calm your nerves before you swing. But, we only recommend drinking under a limit. Two glasses of wine or beer are enough to get tipsy. Any more than that would be a bad idea because you may lose control over yourself.
The last thing you want is to make the other couple feel uncomfortable just because you had a few more drinks than you could handle.
 
6. Listen to your Partner
Swinging is a mutual decision, and you should respect what
your partner likes and dislikes.
If you’re planning to swing with a particular couple, but your partner doesn’t want to, then listen to what he/she prefers. It will only be fun when both of you are into it and truly feel comfortable.
 
7. Adhere to Club Etiquettes
If you’re going to a swinger club, then keep in mind that every club has its set of rules and guidelines that they’re quite strict about.
 
8. Stay Quiet as a Voyeur
There’s nothing more annoying than being spectated by
voyeurs who can’t stay quiet. So, if you’re watching other couples, then make sure not to
make unnecessary noise.
 
9. Clean Up your Own Mess
Just because someone enjoys having sex with you, doesn’t mean they’d also enjoy cleaning your gunk.
Whether you’re swinging in a lifestyle club, or at someone’s home,
don’t forget to clean your mess. That shows respect for others.
 
10. Take it Slow
First-time couples should take it slow and spend some time at the first base.
And even if you have the no-kissing rule, then at least,
get briefly acquainted with the couple.
Rushing into it may be too overwhelming for your partner, especially
if he/she already has a hard time controlling their nerves.
 
11. Calm your Nerves
Keep in mind that there’s nothing wrong in telling the other couple that you’re nervous. They’ll go out of their way to make you relax.
 
12. Take Care of your Hygiene
This should already be obvious enough, but if it isn’t, then do not
forget to take care of your hygiene.
Before you swing with a couple, make sure to take a shower,
and especially wash your private parts.
And it doesn’t hurt to buy a perfume and keep a mint because no one likes being around a bad body odour and breathe.
Carry protection with you and have it handy so you don’t have to run off or fumble to be ready for the fun. Be responsible for your own personal protection during the course of the interaction. Especially if its with someone you haven’t had fun with before. You need to trust yourself.  
 
13. Consent is Key
Regardless of how deep you’re into the moment,
don’t forget that consent is key.
The moment any of the sexual partners ask you to stop,
you need to respect their decision.
This is also the reason we don’t recommend getting too drunk before swinging. Otherwise, it may become difficult for you to control yourself.
 
14. Don’t Undermine your Partner
If you value your relationship, then make sure not to make your partner feel insecure. Do not undermine their sexual prowess in front of another couple.
The only thing you would achieve by doing that is to make your partner feel hesitant for a second time. And in the worst-case scenario, it may even permanently damage your relationship.
 
15. Be Courteous After Sex
You don’t have to exchange numbers and become best buddies
with every couple you have sex with.
But the least you can do is to be courteous by being understanding,
polite, and thoughtful.
In a nutshell, behave with them the same way you would expect them to behave towards you.


Di & Team xxx
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