The Celebration Temple

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Royal Temple: The Celebration
Sint-Laurentiuskerk, Weesp · 15 januari 2027 · 16:30 tot 23:00
Early Bird 85 euro · Regular 95 euro · Dinner included · Capacity limited

Once a month the doors of Sint-Laurentiuskerk open. Candlelight fills the nave. Music moves through ancient stone. And a community of warm, awake, deeply alive human beings gathers for one reason only.

To celebrate being here.

This is Royal Temple. An evening built entirely around joy, pleasure and the sacred art of celebration. So alive, so warm, so genuinely unlike anything else that people come back month after month and still find something new waiting for them.

PROGRAM
17.00 Connection Dinner & Dress Up
18.00 Opening Temple
18.30 Guided Temple
20.00 Free Flow (bottomwear stays on)
22.30 Closing Ritual
23.00 Goodbyes

THE EVENING
The evening begins at the threshold. Smoke on your skin. Before a single word is spoken the music has already found you and your body has already begun to open.

Music fills the church as people arrive. The body coming home to itself.

We gather. We land. We see each other. You will be witnessed, celebrated, received. This community holds each person with such warmth that something in the chest opens wide. That opening is joy. Real joy. The kind that lives in the body.

A guided journey into the body. Into sensation, into aliveness, into the erotic intelligence that lives in all of us. You will feel all of it move through you like a current.

These are just words until you feel them. Come and let them become yours.
Joy is yours.
Pleasure is yours.
Celebration is yours.
Tonight and every time you walk through these doors.

FOR YOU
All bodies. All orientations. Singles, couples and those who love beyond the expected. First timers and those who have been here since the very beginning.

The community that gathers in this church is one of the warmest, most conscious, most genuinely alive groups of people you will ever stand in a room with. Come as you are. Leave more alive than when you arrived.

Evelien, Ingrid and Joris