
A bachelorette party magician, for the group that wants more than a bar crawl.
Bachelorette weekends already have the dinner, the drinks and the sash. What they're usually missing is one shared moment the whole group experiences together, in the room, before the night goes wherever it's going.
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Close-up magic, built for a small group that already knows each other

A bachelorette group is already close, which makes close-up magic land harder than it does with strangers. Nobody is being polite for a stranger's benefit, so the reactions are real and loud, and everyone is comfortable enough to actually get involved rather than watch from the edge.
There's a bonus moment built specifically for the bride-to-be, and it tends to be the bit that ends up in every retelling of the weekend. It works whether the group is eight people or twenty-eight.
It's completely clean, needs no stage or setup, and works just as well in a hotel suite, a private dining room or a backyard as it does anywhere else. No AV, no staging, nothing for the venue to accommodate.
Where it fits in the weekend

Before dinner, while everyone arrives
The stragglers are still checking in and half the group hasn't met the other half yet. Close-up magic gets everyone talking to each other before the first drink lands, instead of splitting into the two groups that already knew each other.

At the table, between courses
Worked around a private dining table so nobody has to move or perform. Every person gets a moment in their own hands rather than watching someone else have one.

The bride's moment
One routine built around her specifically, saved for the right point in the night. It's the part the group films, and the part that gets retold every time the weekend comes up.
“Kel has a natural ability to engage with people. We had him at our engagement party.”
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One moment the whole group remembers.
Tell me your date, headcount and where you're celebrating, and I'll tell you exactly what fits and what it costs.
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Bachelorette parties run from $1,500 plus GST for a close-up magic set built around your group.

The story the whole group tells first.

