Magician in Sandbach for company events

Conferences, awards nights and Christmas with a magician in Sandbach

A useful example of how Lewis works at a business event: one client booked him for their end of year ball at Cranfield University. They asked for mix and mingle magic over the welcome drinks and canapés, then table performances once guests sat down for the formal dinner. That two part format suits most corporate evenings.

At a conference, he can work the coffee breaks and the drinks before the evening meal, when delegates who've spent the day in sessions are finally ready to chat. A trick gives them an easy way to start talking to someone from a different company or department.

For the staff Christmas party, it's about breaking up the huddles. Warehouse, sales, accounts and the board all end up crowded round the same trick. It doesn't feel like enforced team building, which is exactly why it works. And the colleagues who aren't drinking? They tend to watch hardest and enjoy it most.

Lewis keeps out of the way of presentations, award announcements and speeches. Send him the running order and he'll stop before anyone stands up and start again once they've sat down. Meals run late and agendas slip, so he keeps an eye on things and adjusts on the night.

He can also work your brand into a trick at a launch or client evening, so guests leave with a story that's actually about your business. There's more on the corporate entertainment page.

Sandbach weddings: drinks, dinner and the evening do

Weddings are the other half of Lewis's year. The drinks reception is the bit to think about first. You're off with the photographer, and your guests are left to mingle with people they might never have met. Lewis moves between them, a few minutes at a time, so the waiting doesn't drag.

At the wedding breakfast he goes round the tables between courses. Each table gets a turn, including the ones furthest from the top table. He never competes with the speeches, and can pick up again once they're done.

Got guests who'll be on their own? A friend from work who doesn't know the family, or a grandparent who can't stand for long? Tell Lewis beforehand and they'll get a visit early. Booking a magician in Sandbach is partly about making sure the quieter corners of the room are looked after.

If you'd like a wedding magician in Sandbach for the evening as well, that's a good way to bring evening guests into the party. A few tricks at the bar as they arrive and they're part of the day straight away.

No stage or power is needed, so it doesn't matter if the reception is on a lawn, in a marquee or in a hotel bar. The wedding magician page explains how he plans the day with you. If rain moves the drinks indoors, he simply follows the guests and carries on.

Fiftieths, ruby weddings and christening lunches

Family parties throw people together who don't know each other. A fiftieth might have the birthday boy's school friends, his work mates and his wife's family in one room. A magician in Sandbach walking between the groups gives them all something to share.

Lewis pitches the magic to each group. Children get bright, quick tricks they can help with. Teenagers get their phones borrowed for a trick. Older guests get something slower they can study, and still can't work out. Nobody is called up to the front or made to feel silly.

He learned his first tricks from his grandad at six, and his first audiences were family members at birthdays and Christmas. So the mix of ages at a christening or a ruby anniversary is second nature.

House parties are easy too. Booking a magician in Sandbach for a garden barbecue or a get-together in the living room needs nothing more than your guests, as he doesn't need any space cleared. He'll find them in the kitchen, round the food or out on the patio.

Whoever you're celebrating can be the star of a trick or left in peace, whichever they prefer. Toasts and cake always come first. See the party magician page for more.