White Wedding by Chris Congreave

Effect

The trick 'White Wedding' uses a king and queen of hearts to tell a romantic comedy story. The performance mimics the structure of romantic comedies, with a clear beginning, middle, and end. The trick culminates with the king and queen uniting, symbolizing the happy ending of romantic films. The presentation is humorous and interactive, with playful banter between performers, making it fun for audiences.

Full details

'White Wedding' is a card trick created by Chris Congreave. It uses three blank cards, a king, and a queen of hearts to tell a story about love and separation. The trick is designed to be light-hearted and engaging, with a strong focus on audience interaction. The performance is structured like a romantic comedy, with a clear narrative arc that leads to a happy ending.

Who should consider the trick

This trick is ideal for magicians who perform at weddings or events with a romantic theme. It is also suitable for performers who enjoy storytelling and humor in their acts. The trick's commercial appeal and simplicity make it a good choice for those looking to add a light-hearted and engaging routine to their repertoire.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

'White Wedding' is a packet trick, which means it is relatively easy to perform. The trick is self-working, requiring minimal sleight of hand. This makes it accessible to magicians of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced performers. The main challenge lies in the presentation and timing, as the trick relies heavily on the romantic comedy theme and audience interaction.

What magicians say

Craig Petty and his team describe 'White Wedding' as a creative and engaging trick with a strong narrative structure. They appreciate its simplicity and commercial appeal, making it ideal for weddings and romantic events. However, they note that the humor might not land for everyone, and the trick relies heavily on the romantic comedy theme. Overall, they give it high marks for its clear storytelling and strong audience interaction.