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February 22, 2010

French Kiss preview

In 2009 they treated you to a high-energy, ultra-inclusive party and this year they promise to push things up a notch. On February 27, 2010 Social Media Solutions [SMS] & Blueblood Events will give you French Kiss: Secrets of Seduction, to be held on the lawns of Police Officers’ Club, 34 Hope Road, Kingston 10.

French Kiss promises to deliver the ultimate mix of food, fun and company at an affordable rate. With a new sponsor on board, the event has been upgraded to a premium inclusive event, which is sure to please the growing number of patrons

Attractions such as the French Kiss Lounge, Chocolate Temptation Zone and the Bermudez Bar are sure to entice patrons and leave them wanting more.

What’s a premium party without premium DJs? Returning DJ Coppershot, ZJ Chrome and Franco from Bloodline will be there to ensure maximum entertainment.

If you missed French Kiss in 2009, then you definately need to be there in 2010.

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