Where magic fits in a wedding day
The best slot is the cocktail hour. That's when the wedding party is off at photos and guests are standing around with a drink. Tripp moves group to group performing card magic in people's hands, so nobody notices the wait.
Other couples book magic between dinner and the first dance, or as a short featured set during the reception. Because close-up magic needs no stage or sound, it fits any venue, from a downtown hall to a farmyard tent.
Why close-up magic works at weddings
- It mixes the two families. Strangers react to the same moment and start talking.
- It works for every age. Grandparents, kids and the groomsmen all get pulled in.
- It's portable. Tripp performs standing, in small groups, indoors or outdoors.
- It creates moments for your photographer. Guest reactions make great candid shots.
What's included
- Strolling close-up magic for 60 to 120 minutes
- A planning call to match timing to your schedule
- Optional moment for the couple, such as a signed-card reveal
- Travel within the Regina area, with farther venues quoted on request
Planning checklist for couples
- Pick the slot first. Cocktail hour is the most common; tell Tripp your photo schedule so he knows how long guests will be waiting.
- Loop in your planner or MC. They'll know when Tripp starts and where guests will be gathered.
- Think about the space. Standing groups, lounge seating or tables all work. Outdoor ceremonies are fine too; just mention wind or shade.
- Tell your photographer. Guest reactions to close-up magic make some of the best candid shots of the day.
- Plan a moment for yourselves. Ask about a signed-card reveal or a short piece performed just for the two of you.
Have a large guest list? Strolling magic scales well, because Tripp works through the room group by group. Give him your headcount and he'll recommend how long to book.
Wedding magician pricing
Shows start at around $400. Your quote depends on how long you want Tripp there and how far the venue is. Call or text 306-209-8861 with your date and venue.
Areas served
Tripp covers weddings in Regina, Pilot Butte, White City and Emerald Park, Balgonie and Moose Jaw, plus rural venues within about 200 miles.