Event Etiquette

Event Guidelines: The Wild Bunch

"The Launch" was a fantastic success, and we’re taking everything we learned to make our next events even better. To ensure a safe, discreet, and high-quality experience for everyone, please adhere to the following guidelines:

1. Discretion & Privacy

• Location Security: Never share hotel or venue information with anyone. You may share the link to join the group, but disclosing private event details to uninvited parties will result in an immediate and permanent ban.

• Hotel Etiquette: We value our reputation with venues. Please do not draw attention to the party. Avoid loud noise in common areas and refrain from slamming doors.

2. Attendance & Logistics

• Attendance & Refunds: We contractually commit to our venues based on RSVPs. Therefore, we do not offer refunds for no-shows.

• Pricing: Prepaid reservations will always be lower than onsite/door rates.

• Belongings: Please bring a bag or container for your personal items. Piles of clothes on the floor lead to lost keys, phones, and essentials.

• Amenities: If you plan to rinse off at the end of the night, please bring your own towel.

3. Conduct & Sobriety

• Zero Tolerance for Intoxication: For the safety of all guests, anyone arriving inebriated will be denied entry without a refund. If we smell alcohol on you at the door, you will not be admitted.

• Interpersonal Respect: Common courtesy is paramount. Treat all guests and hosts with respect.

• Community Standing: Creating a scene will result in a permanent ban. Please be aware that we communicate with other lifestyle organizers; a ban from The Wild Bunch may result in being blacklisted from partner events.

4. Health & Cleanliness

• Hygiene: Wash your hands before touching communal food.

• Waste Disposal: Do not leave used items or trash on the floor or in the bathrooms. Use the provided waste receptacles.

• Plumbing: Only toilet paper may be flushed. Hand wipes, condoms, wrappers, and food packaging must go in the trash.

Agreement: By confirming your attendance, you agree to abide by these guidelines and general lifestyle etiquette. The Wild Bunch reserves the right to update these terms at any time to ensure the quality of our events.

LifeStyle Rules

1. Consent is Absolute

Just because a woman is naked or engaging in sex right in front of you does not give you the right to touch her. It doesn't matter if you've met before or if you're "vibe-ing." You must ask: "May I touch you?" or "Can I join?" There are zero exceptions.

2. No Means No

This is non-negotiable. If you ask and the answer is "No," move along immediately. Whining, badgering, or name-calling is the fastest way to get tossed out the door. Acceptance is the only acceptable response.

3. Respect All Boundaries

Everyone—men and women alike—has personal "hard limits." It is your job to respect those boundaries without judgment, regardless of what they are or who is set them.

4. Condoms: Ask, Don't Assume

Preferences on protection vary wildly. Some play exclusively "bare," while others will not touch a partner without a barrier. Never assume. Simply ask what their preference is before things get heated.

5. Prioritize Your Health

If you are going to play, you must get tested regularly. There is no room for shame or shyness here. Most insurance covers a full STI panel—use it. Knowing your status is a sign of respect for yourself and the community.

6. Pace Your Play

It’s easy to get caught up in the excitement but remember: it’s not a marathon or a contest. Focus on having a memorable, high-quality time rather than seeing "how many" people you can engage with. Quality always beats quantity.

7. Dress to Impress

Confidence starts with how you present yourself. Taking pride in your appearance, being freshly bathed, smelling good, and wearing something that makes you feel powerful—shows the room that you are a serious participant. When you look like you belong, you'll be treated like you belong.

8. The "Booze Balance."

A little liquid courage can help lower inhibitions, but "stupid drunk" is a dealbreaker. If you cause a scene or lose control of your faculties, you will be blacklisted. The community is smaller than you think, and word travels fast.

The Golden Rule: Be authentically you, be considerate of others, and prioritize freedom.

The Lifestyle is ultimately about exploration and fun. As long as you lead with respect, the doors will stay open for you.