Los Angeles · Las Vegas · destination weddings
A wedding magician who turns cocktail hour into the story everyone tells.
Roby Sobieski brings families and friends together through sophisticated close-up magic—performed in their hands, integrated seamlessly into the celebration, and remembered long after the wedding day.
While the photographs are being taken
The room is already coming alive.
Cocktail hour is the first moment when the full guest list begins to mix. Roby turns introductions into shared astonishment, connects people across tables and families, and gives every group an immediate reason to talk.
Made for the flow of a wedding
A remarkable experience without another production.
Brings guests together
Close-up magic breaks the ice naturally, helping different families, generations, and groups become part of one celebration.
Requires no stage
No microphone, seating change, or room-wide pause. The experience happens wherever guests are already gathering.
Protects the timeline
Roby coordinates with the planner and venue so photography, service, speeches, and the couple’s priorities remain untouched.
One weekend, several possibilities
Where the magic fits.
Welcome party
Begin with connection.
Give guests who have traveled in an effortless way to meet, mingle, and become part of the same experience.
Cocktail hour
Transform the in-between.
Keep the energy high while portraits are taken and the reception space is prepared.
Reception & dinner
Work within the rhythm.
Create memorable moments between courses or during another carefully chosen transition without interrupting formalities.
The measure of the evening
Guests remember how the celebration felt.
“You’re remarkable. Thank you for tipping the night to greatness.”
— Rosario Dawson
A real wedding reaction
Tish Cyrus on Roby’s magic at her wedding.
Miley Cyrus’s mother describes Roby performing at her wedding to Prison Break actor Dominic Purcell.
“That blows my mind. I don’t know. I don’t understand.”
— Tish Cyrus
For couples and planners
Everything considered before the first guest arrives.
The best wedding entertainment feels effortless because the details were handled in advance. Roby coordinates directly with the planner or couple to understand the event rather than arriving with a fixed routine.
- Timeline
- Performance timing is planned around portraits, introductions, speeches, service, and other priorities.
- Guest experience
- The approach is adapted to the guest count, generations present, room layout, and desired energy.
- Presentation
- Attire, access, venue protocols, and coordination are aligned with the standard and visual language of the celebration.
Destination celebrations
From Los Angeles and Las Vegas to wherever you say “I do.”
Roby accepts select weddings throughout the United States and internationally. The format travels easily and can be shaped for one key moment or integrated into a multi-day wedding weekend.
Planning details
Common questions.
When is the best time for magic at a wedding?
Cocktail hour is often ideal because it brings guests together while the couple is occupied with photographs. Magic can also work during arrivals, a welcome party, between dinner courses, or another natural transition in the wedding weekend.
Will close-up magic interrupt the reception?
No. Roby performs for small groups within the existing flow of the celebration. Guests experience the magic without stopping the room, changing the timeline, or gathering around a stage.
Is the performance suitable for a formal or luxury wedding?
Yes. Roby’s style is elegant, intelligent, and guest-centered. The performance is planned to complement the design, hospitality, and atmosphere of a refined celebration rather than compete with them.
How does Roby coordinate with the wedding planner and venue?
Roby reviews the timeline, guest count, room layout, service plan, attire, and venue requirements in advance, then works around photographs, introductions, speeches, dinner service, and other priorities on the day.
Does Roby perform at destination weddings?
Yes. Roby accepts select destination weddings throughout the United States and internationally. Travel, venue access, performance timing, and the wider wedding-weekend schedule can be coordinated with the planner.
Wedding availability
Create the part of the wedding no guest expected.
Share the date, venue, guest count, planner contact, and the moment you are considering. Roby will recommend an approach tailored to the day.
Check wedding availability