Marry Kiss Kill by Wessel Kort and Green Lemon. (Instant Download)

Unveiling Marry, Kiss, Kill

Experience the thrill of genuine astonishment with Marry, Kiss, Kill, an ingenious magic trick by Wessel Kort and Green Lemon. Drawing inspiration from the beloved parlor game, this routine transcends mere illusion, inviting your audience on an enchanting journey where reality bends and the truly impossible unfolds before their eyes. Forget complex sleights; Marry, Kiss, Kill delivers a perfectly natural and innocent presentation that focuses entirely on the profound impact of the mystery, making it a powerful addition to any magician's repertoire.

The Impossible Effect

The routine begins with a participant presented with a series of cards, each bearing an individual's image. To simplify their choices, they are given two clear options: 'Kiss' or 'Kill.' With lighthearted banter and playful misdirection, they confidently select who they would 'Kiss' and who they would 'Kill.' As the game progresses, building anticipation with every decision, the magician reveals a startling truth. Impossibly, every single one of their choices was predicted, with the correct 'Kiss' or 'Kill' outcome printed on the back of each card – a seemingly impossible feat that leaves spectators utterly bewildered and questioning everything they thought they knew.

The Unforgettable Kicker

Just when your audience thinks the mystery is solved, the real magic begins. This is "Marry, Kiss, Kill" after all, and there's a wedding to attend! From the 'Kiss' and 'Kill' piles, two cards are randomly selected. The names are revealed, prompting another moment of suspense. Then, with a flourish, you flip over two cards that have been in plain sight, *constantly visible* throughout the entire performance. On these cards, the chosen individuals are displayed, not just as themselves, but dressed in full wedding attire, eternally united! It's a breathtaking, emotional, and completely unexpected climax that brings the house down and ensures a happily ever after for your performance.

Why Choose Marry, Kiss, Kill?

Beyond its incredible effect, Marry, Kiss, Kill is designed for seamless performance. It's incredibly easy to learn and execute, thanks to its self-working mechanics, making it accessible for magicians of all skill levels. The lightning-fast reset ensures you're always ready for an impromptu encore, perfect for close-up or parlor settings. Printed on premium, finished playing cards, the props are durable and look professional. With built-in jokes and a truly astonishing triple-phase kicker, this routine offers maximum entertainment value and is a must-have for any working magician looking to add a truly magical, memorable, and unique piece to their act.

Original Specs

The beauty of a magic trick lies in its natural and innocent presentation, taking the viewer on a journey where reality bends, and the impossible becomes possible. With that spirit, we introduce Marry, Kiss, Kill.

Derived from the globally renowned parlor game, originally known as "Marry, Kiss, Kill," this trick incorporates the game's essence and twists it into an engaging 'out of this world' routine that leaves the audience mesmerized.

The Effect:

The participant is shown a series of cards. To simplify the process, they're only given two options: Kiss or Kill. They're asked, which individual would they choose to 'Kiss' and which one to 'Kill'? As the game progresses, it's sprinkled with a mix of light-hearted humor and unexpected turns.

Once all the cards have been played, it turns out that the correct predictions had continuously been on the back all along. The audience is completely astonished!

The Kicker:

But of course, it's called "Marry, Kiss, Kill." There's still a marrying to be done! From both piles, a random card is chosen. The names are then revealed. Immediately following this, the magician flips the two cards that have been CONSTANTLY in view. On them, the images of the two individuals (dressed in wedding attire!) are displayed!

...and they lived happily ever after!

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