Wedding Magician Rich Reed

Award Winning Magic

When choosing your wedding magician it is important that you chose a professional who is experienced in engaging you and your guests.

Richard has performed all over the UK and Europe as a Wedding Magician.

Booking a wedding magician is a great way of adding something extra special to your big day. Magic is hugely entertaining for all ages and will leave your guests thoroughly entertained! Rich also has a unique understanding of your day having worked as a professional wedding photographer for many years now. With these two skills he would be happy to offer any advice he can drawing on this combined experience of over 300 weddings.

How does it work?

Weddings traditionally offer key times that lend themselves very well for a wedding magician to perform between. Below are different examples of how to use your wedding magician.

Drinks Reception

This a perfect time for a magician to set about amazing your guests. Entertaining waiting guests during the photographs and pulling together groups of strangers During the photos it will provide your waiting guests something to talk about.

Sit Down Table Magic

Magic at the tables is a great ice breaker for those guests that don’t know anyone at the tables. The applause and laughter magic creates will only add to that special wedding atmosphere. Richard does not interpret people while they are eating but works with waiting staff to approach tables in-between the serving of courses. Everyone will be well warmed up for the speeches!

Combine Drinks reception magic with Table Magic

This is a popular choice as you get the best of both! Mix and mingle around groups during pictures and chatting. And then a different magic routine when people are sitting down. I always recommend this option as it guarantees everyone will see some magic!

Evening Reception

After the speeches you may have more guests arriving or have to vacate the room while evening entertainment is set up. This can be another good opportunity to use a magician to bridge that time before the first dance with magic.