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Long term love deserves attention, curiosity, and joy. In this playful and heartfelt guide, we explore simple yet powerful ways to reconnect with your partner, through sensual products, creative rituals, and sacred slowness. From double ended dildos and silky lubricants to cheeky date nights and heart opening tools, discover how pleasure can become your path back to passion. Your love is worth tending and we’re here to help you keep the flame alive. 

This PRIDE Month, Yoni Pleasure Palace is honouring the beauty of diverse intimacy. We believe pleasure belongs to everyone. No gender, no rules, no exclusions. Our latest guide spotlights inclusive pleasure tools designed to reflect, respect, and empower all bodies, identities, and desires.

From versatile vibrators to gender-affirming wands and queer-joy starter kits, we’re celebrating intimacy as a personal, powerful act of self-love. Explore products that support freedom, connection, and the full spectrum of human experience.

Because pleasure isn’t just about how it feels, it’s about how it affirms who you are.

In a world that rushes, we invite you to slow down.

Bring it back into the body, back into the breath, and back into sacred alignment with your feminine rhythm.

This isn’t about quick fixes or performance. It’s about deep presence. Sensuality without urgency. Pleasure without pressure. Through our crystal pleasure tools, conscious intimacy guides, and intentional practices, we help you reconnect with your nervous system, your body, and your inner wisdom.

Because your yoni deserves more than fast relief, she deserves reverence.

Grief touches us all and often settles deep in the womb and yoni space, where our emotions, stories, and sacred feminine essence reside. Whether from heartbreak, miscarriage, abortion, or life’s many transitions, this blog offers a soft, soul-led invitation to return to your body with compassion. Through ritual, breath, and gentle crystal tools, begin to rebuild intimacy with yourself, honour your grief, and reawaken your pleasure, slowly, tenderly, on your own terms.

In somatic sex education, the clitoris is seen as a powerful portal to presence, not just pleasure. This blog explores 8 foundational principles for clitoral connection that prioritize nervous system safety, slowness, consent, and emotional attunement. Drawing on the teachings of Bonnie Bliss, it offers a fresh, respectful approach to touch that supports deeper embodiment, relaxation, and authentic pleasure - without rushing or pushing for an outcome.

Your breath is your most powerful pleasure tool and it’s always with you. In this transformative guide, explore how conscious breathing can deepen your connection to your body, expand orgasmic energy, and elevate your self-pleasure rituals with Yoni Pleasure Palace tools.
Discover beginner-friendly breathwork techniques, sensual pairings with wands and eggs, and a sneak peek into the Golden Yoni Membership’s exclusive breathwork journey.
Breathe into your bliss. Reclaim your sacred sensuality.

From better sleep to boosted confidence, here are 10 reasons why masturbation is actually really good for you.

Motherhood is powerful but it can also leave you feeling disconnected from your own body and needs. This Mother’s Day, discover five nourishing rituals designed to help you reclaim your pleasure, heal your womb, and reconnect with your feminine essence. From yoni eggs and wands to sacred spaces or simply wrapping yourself in a robe, these practices are your invitation to return home to yourself.
Because your self-care is not a luxury, it’s your birthright.

Masturbation May. A time to connect with your body, your sense of pleasure, and yourself! What better way to celebrate and shake things up than with juice ideas on this list?

We see The Splash Blanket as a tool that helps provide this sense of safety. One that allows for more comfort, confidence, and deeper levels of pleasure.

Comp Het is short for Compulsory Heterosexuality, a term that describes the idea that heterosexuality is assumed to be the “natural” or “default” sexual orientation, especially for women. This concept was first explored by feminist poet Adrienne Rich in her 1980 essay “Compulsory Heterosexuality and Lesbian Existence.” She suggested that many women are raised to believe they should be attracted to men—whether or not that’s actually true for them—because it’s what society expects.

You probably didn’t get much, if any, anal education in sex ed, but we’re here to make up for it by answering all of your anal FAQs!