Lovers Waltz by Nikolas Mavresis and Alakazam Magic

Created by: Nikolas Mavresis, Alakazam Magic

Lovers Waltz is a romantic-themed card trick perfect for close-up performances, particularly at weddings, anniversaries, and Valentine's Day events. The trick involves two cards chosen by spectators, which magically flip face up and merge into one, with both signatures visible on a single side. This creates a heartfelt keepsake that spectators can take home, adding emotional value to the performance. The trick comes with a deck of specially prepared cards and detailed instructions, making it accessible for magicians. While it requires some practice to master, its visual appeal and smooth mechanics make it a standout piece for romantic occasions.

Key features

Romantic-themed card trick ideal for weddings, anniversaries, and Valentine's Day
Creates a merged card with both signatures visible on one side, serving as a keepsake
Comes with a deck of specially prepared cards and detailed instructions
Suitable for close-up performances
Requires practice to perfect but offers high visual appeal and smooth mechanics

Pros

Creates a lasting emotional connection with spectators
Versatile for various romantic occasions
Comes with all necessary materials and instructions
High visual appeal and smooth execution
Allows spectators to keep the merged card as a souvenir

Cons

Requires practice to master
Not impromptu due to the need for prepared cards

Effect

Lovers Waltz is a romantic-themed card trick that creates a magical moment for couples. Two cards chosen by spectators magically flip face up and merge into one. Both signatures appear on a single side of the merged card, making it a heartfelt keepsake. The trick is visually appealing and leaves a lasting emotional impression, especially during weddings, anniversaries, or Valentine's Day.

Full details

Lovers Waltz is a variation of the classic Anniversary Waltz. It uses a deck of specially prepared cards, which are included with the trick. The method is smooth and visually deceptive, making it suitable for close-up performances. The merged card can be given to the spectators as a souvenir, adding a personal touch to the experience. The trick comes with detailed instructions, making it accessible for magicians of varying skill levels.

Who should consider the trick

Lovers Waltz is ideal for magicians who perform at weddings, anniversaries, or romantic events. It’s also a great choice for those who want to add a sentimental and interactive element to their close-up routines. If you enjoy tricks that create a tangible memento for your audience, this is a strong option.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The trick requires some practice to master, particularly to ensure the smooth execution of the card merge. However, the included instructions and prepared deck make it easier to learn. While it’s not impromptu, the setup is straightforward, and the method is designed to be user-friendly.

What magicians say

Bob from Magic TV highlights the trick's visual appeal and smooth mechanics, noting it’s suitable for close-up performances but may require practice. Craig and Ryland also reviewed Lovers Waltz, with Craig giving it a perfect score for its romantic premise and versatility, while Ryland, who dislikes card tricks, still rated it highly. JS Magic emphasizes the trick’s emotional value, sharing stories of spectators incorporating the merged card into their wedding celebrations. Overall, magicians praise Lovers Waltz for its creativity, execution, and ability to create a lasting connection with the audience.

What people are saying about Lovers Waltz

AlakazamMagicUK says...

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ChampionMagic says...

The trick allows both signatures to be displayed on one side of the merged card, enhancing its keepsake value and making it perfect for romantic occasions.

Craig and Ryland says...

Lovers Waltz is ideal for weddings, with Craig giving it 100% and Ryland 79% due to his dislike of card tricks.

magic-tv says...

Bob highlights the trick's visual appeal and smooth mechanics, noting it's suitable for close-up performances but may require practice to master.