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Events

Close-up magic for the event you are planning

Every kind of event has its own rhythm: when guests are mixing, when they are seated, when the room needs to be quiet. These pages explain where close-up magic fits in each.

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Illustration of an evening ballroom with tall arched windows. In the foreground a magician raises a playing card for a group of delighted guests, while two more magicians entertain their own groups further back, linked by a dashed line on the floor that marks out the plan for the room.

01 Event types

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Illustration of a seated dinner: three guests at a round table set with plates, glasses and candles, in a panelled room with tall windows, watch as a magician standing at the table fans out a deck of cards.

Awards evenings

Fill the reception and the gaps between courses, and stop before the first award.

Awards evenings

Illustration of an exhibition stand drawn from above at an angle: a magician at the counter holds up a card as two delegates wearing lanyards stop to watch.

Conferences and exhibitions

Bring delegates to your stand and turn breaks and receptions into the part of the day people remember.

Conferences and exhibitions

Illustration of a drinks reception: two guests holding glasses lean in as a magician presents a playing card beside a tall cocktail table, lit by an arched window.

Christmas parties

Give departments that rarely meet something to share in the first hour, before the music starts.

Christmas parties

A bride and her guests at a decorated reception table react as a magician performs.

Large weddings

For weddings of 150 guests or more, a small team makes sure nobody misses out.

Large weddings

Enquiries

Tell us about your event

Send the date, the venue and roughly how many guests you expect. We will come back with a plan and a quote.

We reply to every enquiry personally within one working day.

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