A wedding has a few hours that can be hard to fill: while the couple is off taking photos, while two families who don’t know each other wait to be called to the table, and between the speeches. That’s where magic makes the biggest difference.
How the magic fits into the day
While the couple takes photos
The guests stand with a glass in hand, waiting. I move around and perform for a few at a time, so «his side» and «her side» get something to talk about.
When the coffee arrives
Table magic in the break after the main course. Every table gets its own little show, up close and personal.
A stage show for everyone
A show for the whole party, perhaps as the toastmaster’s secret item or a gift from the best man and maid of honour. If the venue has no sound system, I bring my own.
What couples ask
Will it be «too much»?
No. The magic never takes the focus off the couple or interrupts a speech. The humour works as well for grandma as for the best mate.
How long are you there?
Usually around an hour, placed where it does the most good. We set the timing together with the toastmaster.
Do we need to arrange anything?
No. I arrive fully prepared. For a stage show I use the venue’s sound system, or my own battery-powered one. All I need is the name of a contact person on the day.
How far will you travel?
I’m based in the Oslo area and do weddings all over eastern Norway. Longer trips within Norway are fine with a travel supplement.
