Eve and Tim had an incredible idea that suited them perfectly. And I don't mean that they got married. The two of them are really perfect for each other and so this step was only logical. But who wants a whipping seminar with all their guests at their wedding reception.

Arvid and I traveled to the "van der Valk" hotel for this. A huge roof terrace was the ideal place for our task. After a warm welcome to all the guests, the very large wedding cake was soon cut. While everyone was still eating, we set up our playground. Arvid brought all the guests onto the terrace and off we went.

First I had a short fight with Arvid with all kinds of different weapons. We defeated each other with varying degrees of success. Of course, we had prepared and rehearsed this. An entertaining start for anyone who likes a bit of a show. Then we started with a short explanation and the distribution of the training whips. Almost all the guests took part.

I was surprised at how well most of them coped with the weapon, which was previously unknown to them. So we practiced a few basic movements. It was clear that everyone was ambitious and having fun. But time was running out and so for the most part it was just a case of trying things out, as we really wanted to include target practice. The first task was to fight noodles. Everyone was really enthusiastic about it. It was clear that the guests knew and shared Eve's and Tim's passion for the unusual. The subsequent meeting of the beer coasters was of course a must. Especially for the wedding couple, this is always an absolute must at every seminar.

After everyone had had a good romp, there was another surprise for them. Extraordinary events require extraordinary decisions. So I graduated Tim to level two. I also promoted Eve to level four and thus to assistant trainer, visible through the gray T-shirt. Both were delighted. This promotion was more than justified for their joint and exceptionally high level of commitment to the whip.

This filled two hours of the wedding reception in a very unique way. It was fun for us and we probably gained a few new fans. With our freshly printed flyers, we were also able to advertise ourselves professionally for the first time. Next Saturday, we will continue with the regular seminar. It will be no less challenging and entertaining.