How much does it cost to hire a magician for a corporate event in Toronto?

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.

What types of magic shows are available for corporate events?

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.

What makes a good magician for a professional audience?

The best corporate magicians are interactive, funny, clean, and never cheesy. You want someone who knows how to read a room, involve guests without embarrassing them, and perform smart, sophisticated magic that holds attention. You want it to be fun, funny, impossible, engaging, and of course 100% clean! At The Toronto Magic Company, we've performed for Fortune 500s, startups, and everything in between—and we know how to impress without ever crossing the line.

Can a magician customize the performance for our company or industry?

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 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.

What's the difference between close-up magic and a stage show?

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!

Wedding Magic

Make your day even more unforgettable

Toronto's premier wedding magicians, makes your special day even more unforgettable. Whether it's intimate mingling magic in your guests' hands during cocktail hour, or an interactive show featuring the bride and groom themselves, every performance is built to entertain and amaze your entire wedding party.

The Toronto Magic Company performs at dozens of weddings across Ontario every year, so when we say we'll blow your mind, we mean it.

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Tell us about your big day, and we'll help you exceed your own expectations. Fill out the form below for pricing, availability, and full details on our wedding packages.

Our Services

A high-energy mix of comedy, mind-reading, and impossible magic that keeps audiences laughing, engaged, and amazed.

Close-Up Magic

AKA mingling magic or roaming magic. Performed right in your guests' hands. Built for cocktail hours, anywhere people gather close.

The Show

Why not do it all? Close-up. Centre stage. Inside your head. We bring mingling magic, full shows, and mentalism together, entertainment that hits from every angle.

Mentalism

We read minds, predict thoughts, and expose secrets your guests swore no one could know; live, up close, and impossible to explain.

The Works

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BEN TRAIN

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meet your magicians

Ben Train is one of Canada's premier comedy mentalists, known for blending razor-sharp wit with astonishing mind reading and impossible magic.

Featured on Penn & Teller: Fool Us, Apple TV, CTV, Breakfast Television, and The Marilyn Denis Show, he's performed thousands of shows for discerning audiences across North America.

Smart, hilarious, and deeply interactive, Ben transforms every performance into an unforgettable experience that leaves audiences laughing, questioning reality, and talking about it long after the show ends.

JONAH BABINS

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Jonah Babins is one of Canada's premier sleight-of-hand magicians, known for his sharp wit, masterful technique, and impossible magic that leaves audiences amazed.

Featured on Penn & Teller: Fool Us, The Marilyn Denis Show, CTV, Breakfast Television, and Narcity, he's the co-founder of the Toronto Magic Company, host of the Discourse in Magic podcast (1M+ downloads), and recipient of the Alan Slaight Award for Canadian Rising Star in Magic.

With a uniquely engaging and interactive style, Jonah transforms every performance into an unforgettable experience filled with laughter, surprise, and wonder.

What clients are saying…

FAQ

A wedding magician solves the hardest part of your timeline: keeping guests entertained during cocktail hour while you're off taking photos. Instead of guests checking their phones, they're gathered around a performer having a shared experience. It's consistently the thing guests talk about at dinner.
Cocktail hour is the most popular slot, since that's when the couple is away for photos and guests are waiting.

We also offer packages where the magician stays through dinner, entertaining between courses, and finishes with a short stage show for the whole room.
Wedding magic in Toronto starts at $2,000 plus HST for a cocktail hour performance. An all-evening package with a 15-minute show for all your guests is $4,000, and two magicians covering a large cocktail hour together is also $4,000. Every package includes a private magic moment for the couple.
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 perfect for cocktail hour at a wedding

Stage magic is for when you want everyone’s attention at once. For weddings this is usually a short 15-20 minute show featuring the bride and groom in the big finale.
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.

Yes. wedding packages vary; details and availability are provided after filling out the contact form
Every wedding package includes a private performance just for the two of you, away from the crowd before your grand entrance.

On a day when you barely get a minute together, it's a few minutes of magic that's yours alone. Couples consistently tell us it was one of their favourite memories of the day.
Yes. This is sophisticated, adult entertainment, closer to a great dinner party guest than a birthday clown. Our performers dress to match your event and read the room, so the magic feels like a natural part of an upscale wedding rather than an interruption.
The magician moves naturally between groups of guests during cocktail hour or between dinner courses, performing close-up magic right in their hands. Each group gets a personal five-to-ten-minute performance. It's especially good at getting your two families and different friend groups mixing.
Yes, and that's exactly the best use of a wedding magician. While you're doing photos after the ceremony, your guests get world-class entertainment instead of an hour of waiting. You come back to a room that's warmed up and buzzing.
Yes. Our all-evening wedding package ends with a 15-minute interactive show that brings every guest together for one shared moment, usually after dinner. It works beautifully as a surprise for guests or as a transition into dancing.
Any size, from intimate 40-person celebrations to 300-plus guest receptions. One magician comfortably covers a cocktail hour of up to about 100 guests, and for larger weddings we recommend two performers so no table gets missed.
Fill out the booking form on the website (linked from most pages) or contact directly. The team responds
within 1–2 business days, typically hopping on a short call to learn about the event before providing a quote.