Fever began partying in 1998 and stayed secret until 2003. We were then the first and only sex party exclusively for young couples and when we invited a magazine reporter to our 5th birthday party it caused a huge wave of international attention. We always turn down TV offers and these days mostly leave attention-grabbing to the latest imitators in town.
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West London’s own magazine praised Fever’s contribution to life on the capital’s affluent side, telling its readers we “take the minging out of swinging by the simple process of not letting anyone ugly attend”.
“Inside a vast, beautiful townhouse, hundreds of gorgeous couples stood around quaffing Perrier Jouet, before running up the sweeping staircase to frolic on the four-posters”
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“29 pairs of knickers, 9 stockings, 5 bras, 2 cardigans, 2 jackets, a scarf, a top, a skirt and a dress have been left in the playrooms at Fever in the last year. No, we don’t know what they wore to go home in either”. A Fever sexpert gives his responses to Scarlet’s readers sex survey – including remember where you put your clothes when you have group sex!
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Thanks to our uniquely young clientele, Fever is the only couples club that rates a mention in Ashley Lister’s salacious book on swingers sex lives Swingers: True Confessions from Today’s Swinging Scene.
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The beautiful Annabel, our official hostess, takes time out from her latest girlfriend to share her sexpertise with the readers of Britain’s top mag for discerning men.
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A glimpse into the sizzling sex life of of a single female swinger aged 24 with advice from “the most elite swinging club of them all”, Fever.
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Sex advice for men who are already good at it points them to Fever to guarantee their girlfriends a high-quality foursome experience.
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The Metrosexual column discusses the fashion for threesomes and points “the sexually liberated modern woman” at Fever.
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Writer and broadcaster Kate Bevan says “Young urban women are relaxed about their sexuality, and have the money and time to indulge it”.
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The top mens’ lifestyle magazine came to Fever for advice on sex tips for the carnal elite.
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If you are an adventurous and attractive couple or a sexy single female and you are under 40, you could join us at the next party.
“There were a lot of big penises – I didn’t see a smaller than average one all night” and other first hand insights into Fever. A beautiful third year student at University College London confesses to partying with us as a single girl.
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Swapping has a sexy new image. Tessa Mayes meets the women like you who are happy to share their boyfriends with other girls. “This bizarre mix of common sense, safety and sexploration is really catching on”.
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“Swinging – but not as we know it”. The Australian edition gves a detailed account of a vist to Fever “the hippest and hottest swingers parties in the world”.
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The leading men’s style mag breaks the news of Fever’s party in Ibiza.
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The Elle reporter we invited to Fever was so overwhelmed by the erotic experience that she ended the evening in her first lesbian clinch.
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“As female bodies began appearing around me on the balcony sans culottes, sans brassieres, sans, well, pretty much everything save for some chunky diamonds and a pair of killer five-inch heels, I began to seriously question my lifelong atheism. It was only 11.30pm. Fever was just warming up.”
A man-about-town writing in the private circulation magazine for high net-worth individuals was impressed by one of our parties.
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British swingers’ house journal Desire quoted some of our advice to first timers from this website in its Insiders’ Guide to Swinging in the UK.
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A writer from London’s daily paper found empowered women, highly paid and attractive couples and 43 lovers on a bed when we invited her to Fever.
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“The couples are beautiful, successful and rich. They chat politely and sip cocktails and then at the stroke of midnight the sex begins”
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Top style mag Arena’s supplement on Luxury Sex included advice from Fever on How To Host Your Own Orgy.
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If you are an adventurous and attractive couple or a sexy single female and you are under 40, you could join us at the next party.
London’s free daily paper interviewed a Fever organiser and one of our partygoing couples for its relationship column.
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Our “exclusive sex parties for the middle classes” were rated most talked about parties of 2003 alongside Sir Elton John’s £1000-a-head White Tie and Tiara ball and three other high society events.
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Swinging has ditched its sad, suburban image and become the party scene of choice for the young, liberated and libidinous…”
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A proposition from a swinging couple on a tube train lures a woman reporter to find out more about the “New Thing” – young upmarket swinging.
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A Guardian Women page feature on a Yorkshire swingers’ club. Quite insightful about the scene but more information than you need about the other end of the market.
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A page on “Barristers, bankers, bosses, TV stars and Olympic athletes” enjoying Fever. Pity none of the people quoted has ever really been.
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Classic Mail moral indignation served with whopping dollops of titillation over a double page spread.
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“The beautiful people of Manchester have a new hobby. Upmarket sex parties, started by a small band of well-heeled London swingers, are now being held in Manchester. Fever parties are a five-star version of the old frolics…”
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The nation awoke to the front page announcement that a leading light in Fever was a senior political aide. Anne Widdecombe MP was disgusted but the person’s boss, also an MP, said “I don’t know what he gets up to in his private life and as long as it’s legal I don’t care.”
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A 2-page article based on interviews describes Fever as “the underground swingers night that has sent the capital’s chattering classes into overdrive.”
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Sebastian Horsley wrote up his thoughts on attending Fever’s 2001 Christmas party in his column in The Erotic Review.
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“Anyone for group sex? There’s a new trend in town; partner-swapping has moved from suburbia to the fashionable world of young professionals. A world where ‘orgy’ means just another fun night out among friends – or complete strangers. Meet the people who call themselves ‘the players’…”
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If you are an adventurous and attractive couple or a sexy single female and you are under 40, you could join us at the next party.