So who hasn’t been to a wedding and been bored out of their tree? There’s always a delay waiting for the bride getting her requisite photographs, for the groom to show off to his close pals and for the mother of the bride to demand some attention. So what or who is going to fill in the gaps for everyone else? I had no idea there was an alternative to those awkward quiet spots at weddings of distant family members or nearly-friends until it was brought to my attention this week. Why not hire a close up magician to work the crowd during those moments. I’m a big fan of close up magic myself and, until now, I would never have thought of inviting a quality magician to perform at a function of mine but it’s such a no-brainer that I had to pass the idea on.
David Willmott is respected throughout the UK as being one of the premier performers and his testimonials speak for themselves;
Fern Britton from off the TV: “Absolutely fantastic”
EDF Energy: “ Unbelievable magic under our very noses at dinner, with mixed reaction of stunned quiet amazement — how did he do that, to shrieks of glee and the unexpected joy of disbelief. Professional deception at its very best — a real must have at a dinner party”
Melanie Sykes, also from off the TV: “WOW! Oh my God that is AMAZING!”
So many people are happy to hire a band for entertainment in the evening of their special event, but how many will think to entertain their guests in a genuinely unique, personal, engaging and entertaining way that their guests will remember, extol and enthuse about it for years to come.
It’s time you looked up David Wilmott and hired him for your special function or wedding, your guests will thank you and talk about your special occasion for years to come.
Take a look at his excellent personal website here and give him a call. He’s big enough to be an Equity member and as such have full personal liability insurance for your peace of mind but at the same time be as niche and personal enough to care about your event’s needs. He's also on Twitter, catch up with him here.
