Cocktail-hour magic
While you take portraits, Allen mingles with guests over drinks and hors d’oeuvres. The magic happens up close and keeps conversation flowing.

New York wedding entertainment
You take the photos. Your guests get the magic. Close-up entertainment for cocktail hour and the moments between the big moments.
A wedding magician keeps guests entertained while you take portraits or the venue resets the room. Allen He performs close-up magic and mind reading at NYC weddings, giving friends and family a reason to mingle.
He visits small groups and tables, so guests can enjoy the magic without stopping the whole reception. People who have just met suddenly have something in common: neither can explain what happened.
Allen coordinates with your planner and venue. There is enough on your wedding checklist already.
Choose the part of the day when guests have time to enjoy it.
While you take portraits, Allen mingles with guests over drinks and hors d’oeuvres. The magic happens up close and keeps conversation flowing.
Short performances between courses give each table its own moment. Allen works around catering, speeches and dances.
Gather the room for a short magic or mentalism show after dinner. Agree on a time slot, performance area and sound setup with your planner.
Clients receive only tested, trialed, and entertaining performances that are polished and designed to keep the modern guest engaged.
Trusted by Fortune 50 companies, and nominated as one of NY's Top Magicians by Expertise, you can be confident in securing a reliable experience.
Every booking comes with a contractual satisfaction guarantee that prioritizes your needs so everyone can focus on having a great time.
Your ceremony, speeches and first dance come first. Allen works around them.
Allen checks cues with your planner or designated contact and pauses when the next event begins. Cocktail hour, photos and room resets are useful windows.
No stage is needed for strolling magic. Just enough space to reach small groups without getting in the way of servers or the photographer.
Close-up magic usually needs no sound system. A show for the full reception needs a clear view and, for larger rooms, a microphone.
Guests can join in or watch. The magic works across generations without embarrassing volunteers or making anyone perform on command.
“The guests he performed strolling magic for adored Allen and his magic, and the ones that missed him would not stop telling us to make sure he comes back!”Mimi C., New York , WeddingRead more client testimonials
Cocktail hour is the most popular choice, particularly during photos. Table magic between courses or a short show after dinner can also fit. Allen will help you choose a window that suits your timeline.
No. Allen checks the schedule with your planner and venue, pauses for formalities, and visits tables between courses rather than during food service.
It depends on guest count, layout and the length of cocktail hour. Share those details so Allen can recommend enough time for enjoyable performances without rushing from group to group.
Yes. Adults and younger guests can enjoy the same performance. Let Allen know the age mix and any family or cultural considerations when you book.
Strolling close-up magic normally needs neither. A show for the whole reception may need a dedicated area and microphone, depending on the venue.
Send your wedding date, venue and guest count to check availability and get a quote.