MUNCHIQUETTE

Welcome to the Watford Munch. We would just like to give you some background information on what to expect on possibly your first trip in the fetish world. There are currently lots of munches scattered all around the United Kingdom, making the fetish scene extremely accessible. Munches are an easy and fun way to enter onto the scene, but it is important that you are aware of the etiquette that will be extended to you, and in turn you should extend to others.

A munch is somewhere to meet new people with a common interest, make new friends and immerse yourself in a new social circle - a bit like going down the local for a drink with your mates, only these are your kinky mates. If you view a munch as a pick up joint you will be very sadly disappointed. A munch is a non-play social event, normally in vanilla clothing unless otherwise stated. People who attend expecting a Roman orgy come once, and are never seen again. If this is what you expect from a munch, maybe the Watford Munch isn’t for you.

A munch is like any other social event open to the general public. You get some tall, some short (like Evie) some shy, some witty, but very occasionally you may have someone who is not willing to follow munch etiquette. The difference between a crowded vanilla pub in a town centre and a munch, is that a munch is monitored. We appreciate that nobody likes to make a scene, but If anyone were to give you any unwanted attention, we would appreciate it if you would let us know immediately. We can’t actually do anything to police etiquette if we find out about incidents 3 months later, with very little in the way of details.

At the Watford Munch we are very fortunate to have very supportive landlords that enable us to dress as we please. If you feel you want to come to the munch in a full rubber catsuit, or simply wear a collar you are more than welcome to do so. However, it is unacceptable to have full frontal nudity, exposing genitalia. Although we do not allow any BDSM play or bondage at a munch, we do permit decorative rope bondage. We do not allow “Hard selling” of club tickets or BDSM equipment. However, promoters are welcome to place flyers on tables and these are accessible to everyone. We do exercise a little common sense on this; if you approach a promoter, craftsman or a Pro-Dom/me for a ticket or a business card, fair enough. If you receive any unwanted attention whatsoever, either overtly flirtatious or commercial, please let us know immediately. The taking of photographs is not permitted at the Watford Munch, unless with prior agreement with the organisers.

Please come along to our event, and above all remember, it’s all about EVERYONE having fun!