Sponsors
The following Sponsors are donating their time and helping to promote and market the Festival of Bliss and many are making direct contributions to enhance the events and providing donations to the Lavender Trust, for which we are immensely grateful.
| Club Liberty | ||
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Club Liberty is donating it's magnificient country club venue so that we can stage the Festival of Bliss over the whole week-end free of venue hire charges so that more money can go to www.wellbeingofwomen.org.uk |
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| Cherry Bliss | ||
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Cherry Bliss is sponsoring and staging the Friday night party, providing goody bags with a selection of their fun sex accessories, a sexy lingerie fashion show, competitions with fabulously naughty prizes. Cherry Bliss will be selling items on the night and at the International Fantasy Fayre on Saturday and Sunday so if you don't have the right outfit for the Moulin Rude Ball on Saturday night or you just want a choice - don't miss the Cherry Bliss Night and visit them in the Fantasy Zone on Saturday and Sunday too! Cherry Bliss, Royal Arcade, Worthing, West Sussex
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| The Old Hellfire Club | ||
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The Old Hellfire Club is helping to
promote the Festival of Bliss and sponsoring the Festival After
Party |
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| Club Champagne | |
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Club Champagne is helping to promote
the Festival of Bliss and assisting with the organisation of the
"Moulin Rude" Ball |
| World of Wicked | |
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World of
Wicked is helping to promote the Festival of Bliss and assisting
with the organisation of the International Fantasy Fayre |
Inner
Spirit |
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Inner Spirit is helping to promote the Festival of
Bliss and will be creating the Inner Spirit Experience at the International
Fantasy Fayre |
Wellbeing of
Women
WellBeing of Women funds
the finest obstetric and gynaecological research by supporting people
and research projects, the results of which will transform health care
for women. WOW reassures women, provides information and raises awareness
of the benefits of being pro-active about good reproductive health, whilst
also championing the need for more funding in women’s health in
the public arena.
