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Hire a magician your guests will still be talking about
From close-up miracles at the dinner table to a full stage show: compare magicians and arrange your booking directly with the performer.
A magician is one of the most reliable ice-breakers you can book: strangers become a table of friends the moment a signed card ends up somewhere impossible. In the UK, close-up magicians typically charge €400 to €700 for two hours of mix-and-mingle magic, while a full stage or parlour show ranges from €650 to €1,500.
Treat the figures below as indicative from-prices in euros. The exact fee depends on experience, performance length and travel — and because EuroActs charges no commission, the price you agree with the magician is the price you pay.
Close-up, parlour and stage magicians
Ideal for weddings, dinners and receptions
Direct contact with the performer
No commission or booking fees
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Magician prices at a glance (2026)
| Close-up magic at a party (2 hours) | €400 – €700 |
| Wedding (reception plus meal, 3–4 hours) | €600 – €1,100 |
| Corporate mix-and-mingle (2–3 hours) | €500 – €900 |
| Stage or parlour show (45–60 minutes) | €650 – €1,500 |
| Children's magic show (45 minutes) | €200 – €400 |
| Trade show or exhibition magician (full day) | €900 – €2,000 |
These are guide prices only — each magician sets their own rates and will confirm an exact quote with you directly.
How long does a close-up magician perform?
Two hours is the common booking — enough to reach every table or group at a typical party. Longer bookings are usually charged at a lower hourly add-on rate.
Is a magician suitable for a corporate event?
Very much so. Mix-and-mingle magic gets strangers talking, which is exactly what receptions and networking events need. Many magicians also offer branded tricks for product launches.
What does a children's magician cost?
A 45-minute children's magic show typically costs €200 to €400, often with balloon modelling included. See our children's entertainment price guide for more.
Do I pay commission on the booking?
No. You agree the fee directly with the magician — EuroActs adds no commission and takes no cut.