Need a hug? It’s time to head over to the London Cuddle Party and put a smile on your face with a quick cuddle or two. The craze has already swept the USA and now Londoners have the chance to limber up and get involved.

A history of cuddling
Originally created by expert cuddlers Reid Mihalko and Marcia Baczynski Cuddle Parties have already taken the US by storm, with hundreds of events having been staged across the country. Now Londoners have the opportunity to get in on the action at a good natured, fun and above all cosy cuddle event.

Feel-good factor
Cuddle Parties have become an increasingly popular social event, inviting people to share a hug and embrace other happy individuals in a vibrant, welcoming atmosphere. At the London Cuddle Party event you can expect a lively social occasion with plenty of fun to be had.

Innocent cuddle fun
The dress code at Cuddle Parties is strictly comfortable pyjamas only, with nothing risque allowed. Alcohol is strictly prohibited and pyjamas must stay on for the whole time. You don’t have to cuddle anybody you don’t want to and a qualified Cuddle Lifeguard is on duty in case anybody gets out of their depth. Simple.

Hug A Stranger
Cuddle Parties have been established as a great way of meeting people and getting to know strangers in a safe, fun environment. The London Cuddle Party promises to be no exception, inviting cuddle fans in the capital to don their pyjamas and hug a stranger.

The next London Cuddle Party date is on Sunday, 29th April 2007 in West Hampstead from 2pm - 5.30pm.

Tickets are £30.00 and must be booked in advance. For further information and booking click here.