Magician Booking Form

Magic works differently depending on the room, and the first job of a booking form is to figure out the room. This one asks the occasion, the guest numbers, and — crucially — the style: close-up mix-and-mingle that works a drinks reception, or a stage show that commands a seated crowd. Get that right and the rest follows. There’s a timing question too, because when the magic happens shapes the whole act. Slotting in between courses at a wedding breakfast is a different craft from a cabaret spot in the evening, and knowing the plan lets you tailor the set. A short free-text box invites the client to describe the event in their own words, which is often where the useful nuance lives. Add it to your enquiry page and let clients brief you before you reply. It’s free, fully brandable, and helps you walk into every booking already knowing how to read the crowd.