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Wedding Entertainment Ideas: 5 Great Reasons To Have A Magician At Your Wedding
By David Willmott
Wedding Entertainment Ideas: 5 Great Reasons To Have A Magician At Your Wedding . When it comes to organising your wedding party, you have a wide range of options. You could have a simple event or a themed party, perhaps featuring 60s, beach, Bond, or medieval themes. Or you could have a casino or celebrity look a like. As for decor you could feature an ice sculpture or chocolate fountain.
You'll need music of course and you have the choice of a live band, jazz band or a DJ laying down disco beats. Or your might prefer a string quartet, harpist, singer, piper or pianist. You could employ a toastmaster to be the master of ceremonies and keeps the event moving along. And on the all-important entertainment front, you could hire a caWedding Entertainment Ideas: 5 Great Reasons To Have A Magician At Your Wedding ricaturist or silhouette artist. But for a wedding party that really goes with a bang, you can't beat a magician.
When we say magician, we're not talking about a man on a stage pulling a white rabbit out of a hat. We're talking about a modern interactive close-up magician. This magician moves among the tables or groups of people and entertains them with a sophisticated magic routine. Here are 5 great reasons why having a magician at your wedding reception will make it a rousing success. Wedding Entertainment Ideas: 5 Great Reasons To Have A Magician At Your Wedding
Firstly, nothing gets a wedding party swinging quite like a magic routine. It provides an immediate spark to the atmosphere, creating a genuine buzz of excitement. Along with tucking into the food, swilling down the champagne and dancing to the band, your guests will be delighted to find you've arranged something special. Imagine their cries of surprised joy when the magician begins to weave his way through the tables and groups of guests bringing that special touch to the occasion. By personalising his act for each group, the magician is perfect for building and maintaining the relaxed atmosphere that makes every wedding party a success.
This means that magic acts are great for breaking the ice and bringing people together. Many of the magician's tricks require audience participation which further delights the guests. It often
creates an ambiance of friendly competition and results in copious laughter and a flow of playful banter. Enjoying and participating in magic tricks forges a sense of community and shared experience that is possible in few other ways. And it also draws people out of themselves so that even the shyer guests start participating and enjoying themselves more. Wedding Entertainment Ideas: 5 Great Reasons To Have A Magician At Your Wedding
On a purely practical level, your magician can fill in if things get off schedule. Wedding parties are complex affairs and many things can go wrong. Perhaps the guest of honour is delayed in the traffic. Or if the best man is late for his speech for example, the magician can keep the guests enthralled while waiting. Or if the food's delayed, what better way to keep your guests happy than with a magic routine? In this way he can take a lot of the stress off the host and hostess by keeping the guests entertained as needed. Wedding Entertainment Ideas: 5 Great Reasons To Have A Magician At Your Wedding
But ultimately, the real magic of the magician is to create that unique ambiance and the feeling that anything is possible. And on your wedding day, that's exactly the mood you need to make it perfect.
So make sure you get a magician for your wedding and you'll be sure of the event of a lifetime. Everyone loves a magic act. Your magician will appeal to guests of all ages and both genders. Getting a magician for your wedding reception is surprisingly affordable and in addition to the benefits above, will make your wedding party the talk of the town. Wedding Entertainment Ideas: 5 Great Reasons To Have A Magician At Your Wedding
David Willmott is the wedding magician and fast becoming the South Wests most in demand close up performer travelling all across the UK. David is also a table magician at two restaurants in and around the Berkshire area and can be seen doing table magic Saturday and Sundays at these venues at lunch times.
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The Stevie B Page
<p>I’ve mentioned the celebrations at Huddersfield a few times. It was certainly worth going across for the celebratory show on the 27th June. I’d have planned to go to the events during the day as well but it was Northern Magic Circle’s Junior Day as well and I wanted to support both.</p> <p> Plans went to pot when Louise realised that she needed the car the same day for work, a new Booths store has opened up in Ripon and she was there to support the new staff at that store and to provide customer relations. Anyway, I was stuck.</p> <p>... <a href='http://bradfordmagiccircle.co.uk/bmc-magazine-291.html'>More Reading...</a>
Secretarial
<p>Wasn’t Pavel good? I certainly enjoyed it. Some great ideas, with lots of colour and variety. I know he was well received elsewhere from what I’ve been told. I’m hoping to have some answers from Pavel to the same questions which I asked Shawn Farquhar. Shawn’s emailed me back with his answers. I hope you find them of interest.</p> <ol><li> <strong>What was the first magic trick that you saw performed? </strong></li><ul><li>The magic act of Robert Dorian. He did a dove act as part of a show... <a href='http://bradfordmagiccircle.co.uk/bmc-magazine-290.html'>More Reading...</a>
Lousie B Page
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Huddersfield Celebrates 60 Years of Magic
<h3> A report of the afternoons free activities at the Lawrence Batley Theatre in Huddersfield by the Huddersfield Circle of Magicians </h3> <p> In 1949 a group of local individuals met for the first time, they all had one thing in common, ‘a passion for magic’ and so the Huddersfield Circle of Magicians was formed.</p> <p> 60 years on and the society is still going strong, they meet around 20 times a year mostly at their head quarters tucked away in the Latvian Club, but also at Orlandos Restaurant, Grange Moor. Whilst they may not be the largest... <a href='http://bradfordmagiccircle.co.uk/bmc-magazine-288.html'>More Reading...</a>
Editorial
<p>Well firstly I have to say how pleased I am with the response to my ‘rant’ in my editorial last month. Although I am still desperate for new material, people have at last been forthcoming with items for the Billet. Please, please, let it continue. Remember, it doesn’t have to be a huge article, it can be a joke or a story, a memory from the old days or even something you might have come across while browsing on the internet! There is always the letters page too, so if there are any comments, good or bad, about anything you like, please send me a letter. So... <a href='http://bradfordmagiccircle.co.uk/bmc-magazine-287.html'>More Reading...</a>
Librarian’s Ramblings
<p>Well tonight is the night. Perhaps none of you have noticed but tonight the Librarian Entertains. I hope you enjoy what we have got lined up for you and that it will bring the magic contained in the many books that the Circle holds to life. We want to lift it off the page and show how it can be entertaining and fun.</p> <p> Basically the idea will be that we will divide the members attending into about three or four groups. Each group will be given some library books containing tricks, jokes etc. and a couple of packs of playing cards, ropes, coins and dice. The object is to... <a href='http://bradfordmagiccircle.co.uk/bmc-magazine-286.html'>More Reading...</a>
Stevie-Tarial
<p>Hello Wizards,</p> <p> We’ve certainly done well for May, haven’t we? We had a great start to the month with Steve Naylor’s wonderful lecture on table-hopping and the business involved therein. I suppose members could be forgiven for their naivety, if they felt the meeting wouldn’t be up to much as such as he’s “just one of our members”. Those of us, who have known Steve a number of years, certainly knew the breadth of his knowledge in conjuring. The only downside of his lecture, and one that was inevitable,... <a href='http://bradfordmagiccircle.co.uk/bmc-magazine-285.html'>More Reading...</a>
Magnificent Lectures
<p> Well we were treated to two excellent lectures during May. The first of these was by our own Steve Naylor and it was a lecture not to be missed. It was entitled ‘Table Hopping With Both Feet On The Ground’ and had first been given to the Northern Magic Circle’s Spring Parade convention in April. Steve’s delivery of the lecture was as professional as any lecture I have seen and was full of invaluable advice for those interested in table hopping. Steve’s many years of experience in this business shone through and there was something for... <a href='http://bradfordmagiccircle.co.uk/bmc-magazine-284.html'>More Reading...</a>
Librarians Ramblings
<p> I think it was Geoffrey Durham who said at his lecture that he was told never to join an amateur magic club or circle as they will tell you to do it all wrong!!</p> <p> This maybe true of some magic circles but here at Bradford we are fortunate in having some very knowledgeable and experienced members. You will no doubt have read elsewhere in this issue about the lecture that Steve Naylor gave at the May meeting call Table Hopping (with both feet on the ground). Personally I thought it was one of the best lectures that we have ever had, and that includes lectures from world... <a href='http://bradfordmagiccircle.co.uk/bmc-magazine-283.html'>More Reading...</a>
Editorial
<p>Ok, straight into the Editorial this month with a rant. Despite many repeated requests for articles and contributions to the Billet, nothing has been forthcoming. Let me ask you this, do you want a society magazine? Do you want information on what’s happening in the magic world, ideas for new tricks and effects, competitions and fun stuff? If not, I’m quite happy to give the 20 hours or so of my own time that it takes me to produce the Billet every month back to my wife and kids - I’m sure they’d appreciate it. If you don’t bother, why... <a href='http://bradfordmagiccircle.co.uk/bmc-magazine-282.html'>More Reading...</a>
Rope Night
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Presi-Ditorial
<p>Another month has come around and here we are with another issue of the Billet. It’s only been three weeks since our last meeting as the April meeting was held a week later to accommodate the Easter holidays. Haven’t we had an amazing few weeks weather-wise? I’ve been lucky enough to have had two weeks holiday over the Easter period and I couldn’t have asked for better weather. Sitting here today though, typing this, we seem to have reverted back to the usual dull, wet, chilly days we’ve come to know and love... </p> <p> Ok,... <a href='http://bradfordmagiccircle.co.uk/bmc-magazine-280.html'>More Reading...</a>
Stevie-Tarial
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Librarians Ramblings
<p>Put Princess Diana on the front of a magazine and it is said that you will triple the sales. The same could almost be said about Tommy Cooper. The man needs no introduction and always generates laughter at the very mention of his name. We all have our favourite quips and quote and we can all make a stab at his famous line –“just like that….. not like that…….like that!” in a poor imitation of his deep voice. It’s almost unbelievable that he died 25 years ago, 15th April 1984.</p> <p> But just how good a... <a href='http://bradfordmagiccircle.co.uk/bmc-magazine-278.html'>More Reading...</a>
Keith Pickles 60th Birthday Party
<p>Saturday 25th March was the venue of “Wilsden’s got talent” or was it Keith’s 60th? Anyway there was quite a lot there, both magicians and Keith’s friends and family. </p> <p> After the buffet, was the entertainment. No expense was spared to get a top line up. Or, knowing Keith, no money was ‘spared with’ to get entertainment. Stevie B was the compere and opened with a trick involving counting 6 cards in a repetitive manner, bet you can’t guess what it was! </p> <p> Next on was me. I... <a href='http://bradfordmagiccircle.co.uk/bmc-magazine-277.html'>More Reading...</a>
The Stevie B Page
<p>Hope you enjoyed the Party Night.</p> <p> I thought it was a lot of fun and particular thanks must go to Keith for arranging most of the puzzles on the evening. I was responsible for the Charades game. It seemed to be well received. I used to enjoy watching ‘Give us a Clue’ on ITV many years back; my favourite celeb being Roy Kinnear. I introduced it to the Easter Parade Convention last year as the Late Show offering. One of the titles that came up was; Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines or How I Flew from London to Paris in 25 Hours 11 Minutes.... <a href='http://bradfordmagiccircle.co.uk/bmc-magazine-276.html'>More Reading...</a>
The Convention Crasher - Justin Lee Collins
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St James The Great Church, Pudsey Show
<p>I'm no great magician but being a theatre lover I do know what makes a good show. And the annual show in Pudsey didn't disappoint. </p> <p> Compere for the day was the ever-reliable and always funny Stevie B. With an audience made up of children and adults, he had a bit of a balancing act on his hands, but he managed it with ease and put the crowd in the right frame of mind. With the children excited, the acts began. The first half was primarily for the youngsters. Joe King and Harlequin both performed to their usual high standard and got the day off to a great... <a href='http://bradfordmagiccircle.co.uk/bmc-magazine-274.html'>More Reading...</a>
Secretarial
<p>Firstly, thank you to all those who supported the recent Roadshow at Pudsey. This means all the performers, assistants, reporter and those who joined the audience. It was a tremendously well received show and made the local paper, there be a copy of that in the Billet. This of course is the last Billet to be produced by Keith and sincerest thanks must go to Keith and Pam for such a tremendous personal commitment. </p><p>Tonight of course is the AGM at we’ll learn as to whether the magazine will be carried on or not. A letter was submitted for inclusion in the AGM... <a href='http://bradfordmagiccircle.co.uk/bmc-magazine-273.html'>More Reading...</a>
Presidential
<p>I am writing this report on a sun-lounger on the deck of the Sea Princess somewhere in the Caribbean. Its 10 30am with blue skies and a temperature of 90 degrees. To keep cool I have just had a glass of ice and water followed by ice and orange. Saturday we will be in Jamaica and home on Sunday. I hope this article reaches Keith before the Billet deadline. </p> <p> On board ship we had entertainment every night, four of which were occupied by magicians. First was Tony Stevens, although not much magic as his act now is comprised of jokes and finishes with the bandanna trick.... <a href='http://bradfordmagiccircle.co.uk/bmc-magazine-272.html'>More Reading...</a>
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