Britain's biggest bonking festival turns up the heat by flogging 'body fluid jewellery'

Britains biggest swingers festival plans to turn up the heat this year by selling custom-made bodily fluid jewellery. Swingathon will hold their sixth alternative lifestyle festival in a new venue over three days this summer.

The passionate team behind the massive gathering of kinky Brits plan to get even steamier this year with a range of new stalls selling sexy souvenirs. Revellers will be able to buy customised jewellery made with human semen from Cum What May Keepsakes, kinky clothing and even bespoke leather masks.

Swingathon founder Stacie Cole told the Daily Star: In terms of vendors, were introducing new specialist traders who bring originality and quality craftsmanship. Were particularly excited about expanding the creative and artisan side of the marketplace, alongside established lifestyle brands old and new.

Here are Swingathon's full list of vendors:

1. Cryzalis
2. Barrel of pain
3. Blind Faith
4. Shadesofgreybodyart
5. Cum What May
6. Penrose Place
7. Freeway Leisure
8. KinkyGiraffe
9. Redcountdown
10. Festival Pride
11. Printed Creations
12. Pink Grapes
13. Little Miss Whips
14. Zoky Sauna
15. Onyx massage and grooming
16. Gentle touch Holistics and psychic
17. Swing Bling
18. Kinkz Clothing
19. Airstream Events
20. Franco Ices & Events Catering

The Swingathon organisers, who you can follow on their Instagram page here, say demand is higher than ever and this year's raunchy bash will be the best yet. But they say the quality of Swingathon won't suffer and will actually get better.

Ticket sales are already 17% up from last year and it's going to be held at a new venue too, with X-rated traders flogging all manner of kinky clothing and 'swing bling'. There will be "more social areas for connection", along with a full mobile spa, sauna and plunge pool area.

The passionate team says planning it is a "year-round operation" so they can get everything in place for kinky Brits to get their kicks.

Operations begin "almost as soon as the previous festival ends" as they quickly gather feedback on what worked and what needs to be changed or added.

Stacie added: "Following the success of last years event, demand has certainly increased. However, 'bigger' for us doesnt simply mean higher attendance numbers. We are focused on enhancing quality rather than pursuing expansion for its own sake. The experience must remain immersive, not overwhelming."

She added: "That may mean refining layout, increasing comfort areas, improving stage production, or adding new experience zones rather than dramatically increasing capacity. That said, we are anticipating strong attendance and significant interest from new attendees, vendors, and partners.

"The lifestyle community continues to evolve and mature, and there is a growing want for well-organised, premium events that prioritise consent, safety, and community standards."

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