Wedding Magic

Chris Harding – Magician is officially the “Best Wedding Entertainment” having won the award at the Kent Wedding Awards 2011.

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Why have Chris Harding as my wedding magician?

Close up Magic can be used at your wedding not only as a unique form of entertainment but also at different points during the day, depending on your schedule.

Chris performs at dozens of weddings every year and knows exactly how to make the day extra special. READ SOME RECENT FEEDBACK HERE!

Reception drinks & meal:

During the reception drinks, photographs must be taken, but inevitably, not everyone will be required for them.

Close up magic is the best way to keep all those entertained, whilst the bride and groom can take time over those all-important photographs, comfortable knowing that their guests are in good hands and having fun.

This will break the ice amongst those guests who perhaps are only meeting for the first time and will certainly create a buzz amongst those who have.

The wedding breakfast is an excellent time to use close up magic to bridge the gaps between food courses and also generate even more of the already existing buzz that naturally comes from a wedding celebration, so that by the time the meal ends and perhaps speeches begin, the entire room is in fantastic spirit and ready to applaud, laugh and cheer for the rest of the celebrations.

Working around each table in between the courses, will also help to bring groups together and put them in the perfect mood for the speeches.

The wedding breakfast performance also gives Chris the perfect opportunity to perform a series of special effects for the top table, the members of which may have been too busy to see Chris perform during the earlier part of the reception whilst they were busy with photographs.

Alternatively the time between the end of the meal and the evening celebrations is also a popular time to perform. Every wedding is different and I am always open to requests and suggestions about when would be the best time to work that would suit your day the best.

Evening Reception:

By now the day is in full swing and the crossover time in between the wedding breakfast and the start of the evening reception can be a great place to use Chris, not only to keep everyone entertained, but also to welcome the evening guests and bring both daytime and new guests together and assure that there’s not that awkward split between the groups.

A couple of hours of magic will really help to get the evening celebrations in full swing before the dance music kicks in and everyone hits the dance-floor.