When you book me as a magician for your wedding, you get years of experience. I only perform high-quality magic that I would like to see myself. This way, you can be sure that your guests will be stylishly entertained. That’s why I have received exclusively positive reviews from my clients. You can find more characteristics to help you find the best magician for your wedding in my blog article.

My performances are suitable for all age groups. I adjust the content to the audience so that it is optimally entertained, whether there are young guests in the audience or exclusively adults.

Yes. Sometimes I go to local wedding fairs in the spring and autumn at various event locations that recommend me as a wedding magician. I announce them in advance via my Facebook account.

Yes. I respectfully and entertainingly involve the wedding guests to create an unforgettable experience for everyone. Especially with my close-up magic, I give all participants the chance to get involved and make decisions. But also in my wedding stage show, I focus on active audience participation to create a lively experience for everyone. It’s very important to me that I don’t put anyone in uncomfortable situations. No one is made fun of in my show. 

No. Although weddings are my main focus and I perform at them nationwide, I occasionally also perform at corporate events, Christmas parties, and birthdays.

I always wear a dark blue suit and am elegantly dressed for my wedding shows. You can also see this in my photos. If you wish for a different dress code for your wedding, we can discuss this during the booking process.

Yes. As long as the recordings do not disturb the flow of the show, you are welcome to film and photograph me. I also appreciate it if you share the recordings with me afterwards.

There is no minimum number of viewers for my wedding show, but a proper show atmosphere usually starts with 10-20 guests. The upper limit for my show is two to three hundred guests. For larger audiences, it then makes sense to also set up screens and broadcast me live on these so that all viewers have a good view of my magic and a beautiful experience.

As the name suggests, the spectators who help me in the show are indeed volunteers in this role. I would never force anyone onto the stage who does not want to be there. I am grateful to the volunteers who support me and treat them respectfully.

You can book me as a magician for any of these types of weddings:

Traditional Weddings: I tailor my magic shows to the cultural and traditional elements of your wedding to create a unique and respectful entertainment experience.
Destination Weddings: I am happy to travel to your dream destination to enchant your guests with magical moments as unforgettable as the setting of your wedding.
Themed Weddings: I try to design my performance to fit well into your theme.
Micro-Weddings: My magic is ideal for smaller gatherings, where I can offer each guest personal and interactive magical experiences.
Luxury Weddings: For an opulent celebration, I bring high-gloss magic that matches the glamour and elegance of your event.
Gay and Lesbian Weddings: I offer respectful entertainment that celebrates the love and commitment of every couple.
For every type of wedding, I offer a magic show designed to entertain your guests and make your special day unforgettable.

Yes. I offer magic workshops as an addition to my performances. This allows participating guests to spread out afterward and present their freshly learned magic.
This helps guests get to know each other and break the ice.

Yes. I am happy to perform my close-up magic in smaller groups.

No. I do not have assistants and perform solo.

Of course, I would be very happy to perform at your small garden wedding! Garden weddings offer a beautiful intimate and personal atmosphere that is wonderfully suited for my magic. I can tailor my magic show to the frame and size of your celebration to ensure it perfectly matches your wedding and makes it even more unforgettable.

Yes. I also enjoy talking to your guests after the show.

Yes. I underline some of my effects with the use of artificial smoke. You can see this, among other things, in my video with the lighter effect. Here is the video.

I have experience dealing with unexpected interruptions and ensure that the show continues seamlessly.

Of course, you can also book me as a wedding magician for your wedding anniversary! It would be a great pleasure for me to enrich your special day with magical moments and contribute to making it unforgettable. Whether you are celebrating your Silver Wedding (25 years), Golden Wedding (50 years), Diamond Wedding (60 years), or even the rare and admirable Iron Wedding (65 years) or Grace Wedding (70 years) – I offer a tailor-made magic show that honors the deep connection between you and the years you have experienced together.

Every wedding anniversary is a milestone worth celebrating, and I am here to ensure that your celebration is filled with joy, wonder, and, of course, a touch of magic. Please let me know any special wishes or ideas you have for the magic show so I can tailor everything to your specifications.

I look forward to being part of your wonderful day and providing you and your guests with unforgettable magical moments.

I fully understand that some guests may be skeptical about magic due to their religious beliefs or previous negative experiences with magicians. In my role as a magician, I always approach such concerns with the utmost sensitivity and respect.

There are mainly two reasons for skepticism: On one hand, magic may not be viewed favorably due to religious or personal beliefs. In such cases, it’s important for me to communicate that my magic does not claim to possess real magic. Instead, it’s about providing entertainment through clever tricks and illusions, and experiencing beautiful moments together with you and your guests.

On the other hand, skepticism can stem from past experiences where perhaps a magician did not deliver the expected quality or behaved rudely or disrespectfully. To these guests, I emphasize that my approach is to share joy with them, without placing myself above anyone. My goal is to create an atmosphere of excitement and wonder where everyone feels comfortable and included.

Although it rarely happens, I have enough experience dealing with such situations that I can always respond appropriately. If I sense that your guests do not wish to see magic, I naturally respect that and do not impose myself on anyone. It’s important to me that all guests at your celebration feel comfortable and respected.

I already do this in my wedding show. I think it’s beautiful when the bridal couple can be the center of attention at the finale of my show, and all guests have another chance to celebrate and cheer for them.

Therefore, the final effect of my magic show is an effect that makes it look as if the bridal couple is performing magic. The couple doesn’t need to prepare anything and will be just as surprised by the result as the rest of the audience.

This ensures that the couple can be appropriately celebrated at the end of my show, because after all, the wedding is about the bridal couple, not about me.

Of course, you can gift my wedding magic as a unique and unforgettable wedding present! It’s a wonderful idea to give the bridal couple not just material gifts but also magical moments and lasting memories. My magic show is specifically designed to spread joy and wonder and fits perfectly into the setting of a wedding celebration.

One option is to join forces with other guests and present my magic collectively as a group gift. This can be a wonderful way to surprise the bridal couple with something truly unique and spectacular.

To tailor everything perfectly to the bridal couple and the style of their wedding, it’s important to contact me early. This way, we can work out the exact idea together and ensure that there are no conflicts with the wedding celebration’s schedule. Early planning helps us organize everything smoothly and according to your wishes.

Please do not hesitate to contact me so we can discuss everything further. I look forward to being part of this special day and making it even more unforgettable with a touch of magic!

I often perform at the following events: company parties, trade show events, summer festivals, Christmas parties, birthday parties, team building events, networking events, influencer events, and private parties. If your type of event is not listed here, do not hesitate to ask me anyway. Then I can tell you whether I can support your plans or not.

For my close-up magic, I need nothing but friendly guests willing to be enchanted. 🙂 For a stage show, I need a performance area where all guests can see me. For large numbers of guests or loud events, it’s sensible for me to work with a microphone, which I bring myself. Any additional requirements can be discussed during the booking process.

No. I can perform under any lighting. It’s advisable for it to be bright enough for all guests to see clearly.

For smaller guest numbers up to 50, I don’t need a microphone during my show, so you don’t need to worry about a sound system. If I need a microphone for my show, we should discuss where I can connect it. Often, event locations have a sound system, or the DJ brings one, but if neither is available, you would need to provide a sound system for me.

The booking process is straightforward. You can contact me via the contact form, email, or phone to discuss your wedding plans. It’s easiest to discuss your ideas and wishes over the phone. Once I understand how I can best support you, I will make you a tailored offer for your wedding.

I generally conduct my consultation calls over the phone. Once we start talking, I ask you to give me an overview of your planning and expectations of me. Once I fully understand what you’re looking for, I explain what I can offer you and at what price. You can ask me any questions that come to mind and decide after our conversation whether my offer suits you.

The price of my show depends on factors such as the venue, duration, and date. For a more detailed explanation and an overview of possible price ranges, see my article: “How much does a magician cost?” If you write to me or call me, I will gladly make you an individual offer for your wedding.

No. After my performance, I will send you an invoice, which you can pay via bank transfer within 14 days.

If your wedding unexpectedly cannot take place, I will first try to find an alternative date with you. If we manage that, no further costs will be incurred. If the date is canceled without replacement, the following conditions apply: You can cancel free of charge up to 90 days before the booked date. After that, 50% of the agreed fee is due for cancellation, and from 14 days before the date, 100%.

Yes. I generally align with your planning and integrate my magic as best and as desired by you. We can discuss the exact performance times over the phone.

Yes. If needed, I collaborate with a network of professional magicians to also serve larger weddings.

I generally plan for 30 minutes of preparation time. This means I usually arrive 45-60 minutes before my first magic activity to prepare. During the wedding celebration, the accompanying preparations then go much faster because I’ve already prepared the most important things upon my arrival.

No. I only use small amounts of smoke for my smoke effects, and the smoke is generated completely without fire. There is no danger.

I maintain strict confidentiality regarding event details and customer information. What we discuss in the consultation stays between us.

Yes. I do not use any dangerous or harmful substances, and no one is endangered during my shows.

Yes. I design my shows to be as environmentally friendly as possible without compromising the quality of entertainment.

I use common sense and treat the audience respectfully. My show is appropriate for all audience groups.

I greatly appreciate feedback from you and your guests. It helps me improve my show, and positive reviews help me gain the trust of new couples. You can leave feedback and reviews here and feel free to share this link with your guests.

My magic career began with a simple card trick that my cousin taught me on Christmas. I was hooked from that day and taught myself more effects via the internet. During my studies, I showed them to my fellow students with varying degrees of skill. Several years have passed since then, and now I regularly travel throughout Germany with my wedding magic.

I had tendencies to be the class clown during my school days and enjoyed spreading good cheer. To be honest with myself, I probably enjoy being the center of attention more than others do. But that doesn’t mean I begrudge others their attention. In any case, magic fulfills both criteria and probably why it immediately brought me joy. Additionally, I like the fundamental idea behind every magic trick, namely that things that seem utterly impossible are actually possible. In life, as in magic, it’s often the assumption of impossibility that leads us astray.

I also enjoy being among people and am glad that I can pursue a profession that brings me joy.

The first magician who inspired me was Jeff McBride, with his charismatic, wild, and lively presentations. His effects are always big and very visual, which fascinated me at the beginning. Over time, my taste has changed, and I have developed a preference for less loud effects that convince me with a more pleasant and charming atmosphere. Both forms of magic have their right to exist, but I gain more joy from presentations with deep magical moments and beautiful stories than from loud effects with confetti, silk scarves, and sometimes even iPads. That’s why I took another magician as a role model early on. Namely Tommy Wonder, who unfortunately is no longer alive, but with his charming close-up magic has shaped my career as a wedding magician.

Every healthy person experiences stage fright when presenting something in front of others. A certain level of excitement is helpful and ensures that one does not become careless. However, once you’ve successfully mastered the same situation hundreds of times, the excitement decreases because you know you will be successful next time too. When I encounter new unfamiliar situations with my magic or introduce new effects into my program, I’m more excited than in well-known situations. Unfortunately, this cannot be changed, and the only way to reduce this excitement is to face the situations, prepare as best as possible, and perform with excitement. The best tip I can give on stage fright is to prepare so well for the situation that you can handle it even in an excited state and have backup solutions ready in case something goes wrong. If you do that, you will also be more relaxed within the situation.

I would advise them to learn some tricks and present them. Instead of constantly learning new tricks like most amateur magicians, I recommend improving the tricks you already know. I have written a detailed guide on how to become a magician here.