What Makes a Great Event Truly Memorable?
- brian storey
- Jul 13
- 1 min read
Updated: Jul 30
People often ask me what kind of magic I perform.
The short answer? Not the rabbit-from-a-hat kind. And not really the “pick a card” kind either.
The Kind of Magic That Connects People
It's the kind that makes strangers laugh together. That melts nerves at networking events. That helps guests settle in, find their footing and feel like they belong.
Recently, a guest at a wedding pulled me aside and said, “Your magic made it feel like everyone was part of the same family, even though we’d never met.”
That’s the kind of moment I live for.
Magic That People Remember
For me, magic has never really been about tricks. It’s always been about connection. When the right moment happens at the right time, during a speech, in a quiet lull between courses, on the edge of a crowded dance floor, that’s what people remember long after the cake is gone.
Looking to Add a Little of That to Your Event?
If you're planning a wedding, party or corporate gathering and want something that brings people together, not just entertains them, let's talk.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What kind of magic do you perform?
A: I perform close-up magic that focuses on real connection. Not stage illusions or grand gestures, but intimate, interactive, and designed to bring people together.
Q: How does magic make events more memorable?
A: It creates moments of surprise, laughter and shared experience. Guests feel more connected, and those emotional memories tend to outlast everything else.
📍 Based in St Ives, performing across London and Cambridgeshire
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