Give the bride a question before you give her a deck.
Would she like a private tarot reading, something the whole group can do, or a seat from which she can watch her friends make questionable decisions? Her answer is more useful to me than the weekend theme. I’m Timothy Starnes, a Charlotte magician who travels to Asheville for adult parties. This is one of my most popular areas, and bachelorette weekends are a particular favorite.
For a night with dinner reservations downtown, put a tarot station at the house while the group is getting ready. Let the bride take the first chair if she wants it. Guests can bring a question or simply see what turns up; nobody needs to discuss an ex in front of the future in-laws. If everyone wants an individual turn, tell me how many people would like a turn. One deck cannot be in two places at once, even on my better nights.
A night in with the Night Visitors.
Staying in West Asheville or at a house outside town? Finish supper, clear the dining table, then give Timothy Starnes & His Many Night Visitors two uninterrupted hours. Ten to fifteen people, or as many as can comfortably see across your table, is my recommendation. Spirit magic, haunted stories, and comedy give everyone something to witness together. This is theater; nobody’s grandmother is on call.
If half the party plans to go out early, I’d steer you toward close-up magic or tarot instead. Send the actual neighborhood or rental address, the bride’s preference, and the time people need to leave. I can help you fit the entertainment around the weekend you’ve already planned.
Does the rental say Weaverville, Fairview, or another town instead of Asheville? Find your Greater Asheville town for a plan that fits the place you’ve booked.
