Most corporate magic shows in Toronto range from $2,000 to $5,000 depending on the format and performer. The cost depends on the type of performance (walk-around vs. stage show), the length of the set, the size of the audience, and the experience of the magician. At the Toronto Magic Company, most of our corporate bookings fall between $3,000 and $5,000 for premium, professional entertainment that’s tailored to your event.

Corporate clients typically choose between walk-around magic, stage shows, or a custom combination of both. Walk-around (or close-up) magic happens during cocktail hour or networking events and is perfect for breaking the ice. Stage magic is a 20–60 minute interactive show for the full group, ideal for kicking off or closing out an event. Most commonly, walk around magic happens during cocktail hour, and a stage show happens as after dinner entertainment! For maximum impact, many clients combine the two.

Yes, professional magicians can personalize their show with company names, themes, or even branded moments. We regularly tailor our material to include specific team members, messaging, or themes that matter to your group. We even integrate sponsors and even company messages or slogans during larger scale events. Whether it’s an inside joke about the CEO or a custom trick using your product, that kind of detail transforms a good show into a show they’ll talk about for months.

Mingling magic aka close-up magic is personal and interactive; stage magic is big, visual, and designed for the whole room.
Close-up magic happens inches away, often in small groups, making it great for mingling events, networking events, or cocktail hour. Stage magic is for when you want everyone’s attention at once. Perfect for high-energy, full-room impact. Both are powerful; the choice depends on the structure of your event, and what your goals are!

Usually mingling magic during cocktail hour (close-up card tricks, mind reading with small groups) and/or a short show during the reception. A “Full Experience” option combines both.

Yes, the finale of the wedding show is designed to feature the bride and groom as the stars.

As early as possible, popular wedding dates in Toronto/Ontario sell out fast.