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Four artists.
One celebration.

Chocolate confections, live art, photography and custom metal work, from a studio where the artists actually know each other. Tell us about your event once, and we put the right people on it.

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Weddings  ·  Showers  ·  Birthdays  ·  Corporate Events  ·  Markets & Fairs

The Artists

Four artists. Four crafts.

Each one is an artist in their own lane, working in their own craft, running their own business and keeping their own customers. Book one, or let us put several on the same event.

Photo: chocolate dipped strawberries, color matched to a theme
Chocolate Confections

Tina

Chocolate dipped and hand finished confections for weddings, showers and corporate gifting, matched to your colors and your theme.

Order chocolates →
Photo: Bella drawing live at a corporate event
Art & Prints

Bella

Live caricatures and event art for corporate events, parties and festivals, plus commissioned pieces and prints.

Book Bella →
Photo: a street frame, or a candid from an event
Photography

Juan

Street, scenery and candid documentary photography. Prints from his own work, and real coverage of your event.

See the work →
Photo: a finished piece installed in a real space
Custom Metal

JC

Architectural and sculptural metal work, designed and built by hand. A small number of commissions a year.

Start a commission →

Bundles

Booking more than one of us? We handle the coordination.

Most events need more than one artist. Book two or more through Majik and you get one point of contact, one timeline and one invoice, instead of chasing four vendors who have never met each other.

The Party
  • Custom treats matched to the theme
  • A live artist working the room
From price
The Celebration
  • Custom treats
  • A live artist drawing guests
  • Photography covering the day
From price
The Venue
  • A commissioned metal piece
  • The photography to launch it
From price
Ask about a bundle

How It Works

Three steps, one contact.

1

Tell us about the day

One form, about five minutes. Date, place, headcount and what you are picturing.

2

We match the artists

You get a written proposal back within response window: who is doing what, what it costs, and what we need from you.

3

We show up and make it

One contact through the whole thing, from the first email to the last box carried in.

The Studio

Why a studio instead of four vendors.

A Kind of Majik backs independent artists with the things none of them can get on their own: professional photography of their work, a place to sell it, and the coordination that keeps an event on schedule.

That is why the quality holds across four very different crafts, and why keeping four vendors in sync is not your problem.

How the studio works
Photo: the four artists together, or a shared booth at a market

Proof

What customers say.

Build noteThis section stays out of the published site until five real reviews exist. Tina has family, friend and coworker customers today and Bella has past commission clients. Five real quotes with a first name and a city can be collected this week by text message. Do not fill these slots with invented copy.
Real review
Real review
Real review

Questions

Before you book.

What areas do you serve?
counties or radius, and whether you travel and what that costs
How far in advance should I book?
shortest honest lead time across the lanes Treats and live art book fastest around holidays and graduation season.
Can I book just one artist?
Yes. Every artist takes work on their own. The bundle exists because most events need more than one, not because you have to take more than one.
Do you work corporate events?
Yes. Custom treats and live art both work well for openings, client appreciation events and holiday parties. minimum order or headcount for corporate
Are the chocolates made in a licensed kitchen?
cottage food or commercial kitchen status This gets asked by every venue and every corporate buyer.
Do your artists carry insurance?
liability coverage status Fairs, schools and HOAs will ask for a certificate before anyone sets up.
How do I get a quote?
Fill out the event form with your date, location and headcount. You get a written proposal back within response window.

Tell us about your event.

One form, about five minutes. We come back with who is doing what and what it costs.

Plan your event

The Studio

A studio built to make independent artists viable.

A Kind of Majik was started by Juan and Tina on a simple observation: the hardest part of selling handmade work is almost never the work.

Four people who are very good at what they make can each spend years stuck at the same wall. Nobody can photograph their own work well enough to sell it. Nobody wants to build a storefront. Nobody has time to market on top of a full time job and a family. The craft is ready long before the business around it is.

Majik exists to carry that part. Each one is an artist in their own lane, in their own craft. They keep their own name, their own work and their own customers. The studio supplies the three things none of them could get alone.

What the studio provides

Three things, and they are the hard three.

Photography

Every piece, every order and every event is photographed properly. Handmade work does not sell from a phone snapshot on a kitchen counter.

A place to sell

A storefront, an order path and a way to take a deposit, so an artist can say yes to a customer without building a website first.

Reach and coordination

Marketing that puts the work in front of buyers, and the scheduling that keeps a multi artist event on time.

The model

Modular by design, and honest about stages.

A lane plugs in when an artist is ready and pulls out when they outgrow it. That is the point. An artist who builds enough of a customer base to stand alone is supposed to graduate, not be held.

Chocolate
Taking orders today. Chocolate confections now, pastries and baked goods later.
Art & Prints
Booking corporate events, working the fair circuit, selling prints.
Custom Metal
Taking a small number of design and build commissions a year.
Photography
Building a print catalog, and open to candid documentary coverage. confirm bookings
Why this is on the pageSaying the stages out loud is a trust signal, not a weakness. Pretending four new lanes are all equally ready is how the two least ready ones fail publicly in month one.

For artists

Make something people should be buying?

Majik takes on a small number of new artists a year. If you build, bake, print, weld or shoot something good and the business side is what is stopping you, tell us what you make.

Tell us about your work
Photo: an artist at work

Chocolate Confections  ·  Tina

Chocolate confections, crafted for your event

Tina hand finishes chocolate dipped confections for weddings, showers, birthdays and corporate events across service area. Matched to your colors and your theme, boxed and ready for your table.

Start your orderCorporate gifting
Hero photo: a finished chocolate display styled on a table

The details

Everything you need to decide.

The focus
Chocolate. Dipped, drizzled and hand decorated, matched to a color palette or a theme.
What she makes
Chocolate dipped strawberries, pretzels, Oreos and Rice Krispie treats, plus cakesicles and cake pops. confirm the full launch menu
Occasions
Weddings, bridal and baby showers, birthdays, corporate events, client gifting and holidays.
Coming later
Pastries and baked goods. Not available at launch and not orderable yet.
Service area
counties or radius
Price range
per dozen, per item, or per package
Lead time
standard, and the shortest she will accept
Minimum order
minimum
Why chocolate and not treatsCustom treats competes with every home baker with a Facebook page. Chocolate confections for events and corporate gifting is a category she can own locally, and it is what people actually search: chocolate covered strawberries near me, custom chocolate favors, corporate chocolate gifts. Confections also moves the price. A chocolatier charges more than someone selling dipped pretzels, for the same product.
One cautionChocolate dipped everything is a great tagline and a bad menu. She still needs a defined list with prices, or every inquiry turns into a custom conversation and her hours disappear. Own the category, sell a specific menu inside it.

For companies

Corporate gifting and client thank yous.

Branded boxes for holidays, closings, client appreciation and employee milestones. Ordered in volume, matched to your brand colors, and repeatable every year.

Volume
largest order she can produce in a week, and do not overstate this one
Branding
confirm what can be branded: ribbon, box, printed card, or the chocolate itself
Corporate lead time
lead time for a volume order, which is not the same as a single order
Shipping
does she ship, and at what cost. See the Florida heat note below before promising this.
Vendor setup
W-9 and business invoicing. Companies pay vendors, not people.
Why this section earns its placeCorporate gifting repeats on a calendar and the buyer is spending a budget rather than their own money. It ships, it carries branding, and one account can order every December for years. It is the highest value block on this page and it does not exist on the current site at all.
Request a corporate quote

Ordering

How to order.

1

Pick your pieces and colors

Tell us the occasion and the palette. Most orders are matched to invitations or a theme.

2

Order ahead

At least lead time ahead. Holidays and graduation season book earlier.

3

Place a deposit

A deposit amount deposit holds your date. Minimum order is minimum.

Pickup
pickup point
Delivery
Within radius for fee
Start your order

Handled properly

Chocolate, in Florida.

Heat is not a footnote in this business, it is the whole operation. Every order comes with delivery timing, storage instructions and honest advice about when to set the display out.

Delivery windows
how close to the event she delivers, and whether she will deliver to an outdoor venue
Storage
refrigeration guidance and how long a display holds at room temperature
Outdoor events
what she will and will not send to an outdoor event in summer. Say it plainly.
Shipping
insulated packaging and cold packs, and what that adds to the cost
This is a real operational risk, not page fillerChocolate blooms and softens fast in a car, a lobby or a table in the sun. A melted order is a refund and a bad review in the same afternoon. Shipping chocolate through a Florida summer needs insulated packaging and cold packs, which changes the margin on every corporate box and should be priced before anything is promised. Putting this on the page reads as expertise, not as a warning.

Made safely

Licensed kitchen, labeled orders.

Where the food is produced, under what license, and the ingredient and allergen label that ships with every order. Venues, corporate buyers and any parent with an allergy in the family will look for this.

Kitchen
cottage food or commercial kitchen status, plus the license number once issued
Labeling
confirm every order ships with a full ingredient and allergen label
Allergens
shared kitchen statement covering milk, soy, wheat, peanuts and tree nuts
BlockedThis block does not publish until licensing is complete. Note that chocolate carries milk, soy and frequent tree nut and peanut cross contact, so the allergen line matters more here than it would for a plain baked good.

The work

Recent orders.

Baby shower, sage and cream, dipped strawberries
Bridal shower, blush and gold cakesicles
First birthday, primary colors, cake pops
Corporate holiday boxes, branded ribbon
Graduation, school colors, dipped Oreos
Wedding favors, ivory and eucalyptus
Captions matterCaption each image with the occasion and the color match. Captions are free search and answer engine signal, and they show range better than the images alone.
Portrait: Tina at work, hands and chocolate

The artist

Tina

Tina has been making confections for family, friends and coworkers for how long, which is the reason the color matching is as precise as it is. Every order is made to the theme rather than pulled from a catalog.

She is bringing the same work to weddings, showers and corporate clients now. Chocolate is the focus, and the range grows from there.

Questions

Ordering chocolates.

How far in advance do I need to order?
lead time, and the corporate lead time separately
Can you match my exact colors?
Yes. Send the invitation or the color codes and the chocolates are matched to them.
What is the minimum order?
minimum
Will the chocolate hold up at an outdoor event?
honest answer, including what she will not send outdoors in summer, plus how long a display holds and when to set it out
Do you deliver, or do I pick up?
pickup point, delivery radius, delivery fee, and how close to the event she delivers
Can you do branded boxes for a corporate order?
confirm what can be branded and the volume she can handle in a week
Do you ship?
confirm, including insulated packaging and cold pack cost
Do you make cakes, cookies or pastries?
Not at launch. Those are coming. Right now the focus is chocolate confections.
How are allergens handled?
allergen statement
How long do the chocolates keep?
shelf life and storage instructions

Also from the studio

Planning the whole event?

Bella works as a live artist drawing guests, and Juan shoots the candid version of the day. One inquiry covers all of it.

See the bundles
Bella
Juan

Art & Prints  ·  Bella

Live art that gives people a reason to stop at your booth

Bella draws live caricatures and works as an event artist for conferences, trade shows, client appreciation events and company parties across service area. Guests leave with something they keep, and your brand goes home on it.

Book Bella for a corporate event
Hero photo: Bella drawing at a trade show booth, guests in line

The details

What a booking includes.

What she does
Live caricature drawing, on the spot event sketching, and commissioned pieces started live and finished afterward.
Where it works
Trade show and conference booths, client appreciation events, company holiday parties, grand openings, employee recognition events.
Branding
can artwork carry a client logo, and can output be delivered digitally as well as on paper
Booking
half day and full day rate, minimum booking, travel fee
Throughput
realistic drawings per hour, the number planners size the booking on
Lead time
lead time, noting holiday party season books out early
Why the booth framingA corporate buyer is not buying art. They are buying dwell time at a booth, a reason for a guest to hand over a badge scan, and a takeaway that does not end up in a hotel bin. Write it in their language and the rate stops being questioned.

Four ways to work with Bella

Pick your door.

Book for a corporate event

The primary path. Day and half day rates, live caricature and event sketching, branded output.

rates, minimum, travel fee

Corporate gifting & commissions

Custom pieces as client gifts, employee recognition art, commissioned portraits and engraving. Higher ticket, quieter sale.

starting price by size or medium, and turnaround

Buy a print

Prints, posters, cards and shirts, shipped directly. Self serve, no form.

store URL

Fairs, festivals & markets

Where to find her booth this season, what she sells there, and how a fair organizer books her.

booth schedule with dates
Two mistakes to avoidOne. A single Contact button loses three buyers out of four. Nobody fills out an inquiry form to buy a twenty five dollar print. Two. Corporate imagery and corporate language sit above the fold. The fair schedule sits lower down, where it reads as range rather than as a different business.
The signature portrait

Signature piece

The title portrait

One featured work with the story written properly: who it is, why it was made, what the style is, and how a limited edition print can be bought.

A single piece with a real story attached sells better than a grid of twenty without one, and it is the cleanest test of whether the work travels beyond people who already know Bella.

See the edition
BlockedConfirm commercial reproduction rights before this or any commissioned piece goes into a print catalog. Some of the strongest work may be owned by the client who commissioned it.

For your procurement team

Paperwork, handled.

Corporate buyers cannot book a vendor who has no paperwork, regardless of how good the work is.

Insurance
general liability policy, with a certificate that can name a venue as additional insured
Vendor setup
W-9 and business invoicing, expect net 30 terms
Materials
paint brand, cosmetic grade and hypoallergenic status
These are launch gates, not preferencesConference centers, hotels and corporate offices require a certificate of insurance before setup. Without it she cannot be booked by most companies of any size. The proof problem is the other half: a corporate buyer wants to see the artist working a professional room. One corporate event, priced low or done at cost and photographed properly, unlocks the rate on every booking after it.

The work

Recent pieces and events.

Trade show booth, live caricatures
Commissioned portrait
Corporate holiday party
Engraved piece
Festival booth with prints
Sketch prints, impulse priced

Questions

Booking Bella.

What does it cost to book Bella for a corporate event?
half day and full day rate, minimum booking, travel fee
How many guests can she draw in an hour?
realistic throughput, and it has to be honest because planners size the booking on it
Can the artwork carry our logo or branding?
confirm. If yes, say so prominently. It is the difference between an amusement and a marketing spend.
Do you provide a certificate of insurance?
confirm. Most venues will not allow setup without one.
Can guests get their drawing digitally as well as on paper?
confirm digital delivery. A digital copy gets shared on social media and the client can measure it.
Do you do corporate gifting or commissioned pieces?
Yes, including client gifts, employee recognition pieces and commissioned portraits. starting price and turnaround
Where can we see you in person?
Bella works fairs, festivals and markets through the year. current booth schedule
Do you ship prints?
Yes, prints ship directly from the store. shipping timeframe

Also from the studio

Running a company party?

Tina makes chocolate confections matched to the same theme and boxed as client gifts, and JC designs custom metal for venues and awards.

See the bundles
Tina
JC

Custom Metal  ·  JC

Custom metal, designed and built by hand

JC designs and fabricates one off metal work for homes, venues and designers across confirm geography. Architectural and sculptural pieces in steel and aluminum, with lighting integrated where the piece calls for it.

A small number of commissions a year, built one at a time.

Start a commissionFor designers
Hero photo: a finished piece installed in a real space, lit

The details

What he builds.

Architectural
Railings and balustrades, gates, screens and room dividers, fireplace surrounds, range hoods, entry and wine cellar doors. confirm which of these he can actually take on
Sculptural and decorative
Wall pieces, signage and commissioned art, with confirm LED or low voltage lighting built into the metal rather than added on afterward.
Furniture and fixtures
Table and console bases, shelving and brackets, built to a drawing.
Materials
Steel and aluminum. confirm whether marine and aircraft means grades of stock, or actual marine and yacht customers. In South Florida that second answer is a much bigger business.
Capacity
A small number of commissions a year. Every piece is designed and built by hand, one at a time.
Why the capacity line is on the page and not hiddenJC works in two to three hour blocks on weekends. That is bad for a job shop doing volume and fine for four or five significant commissions a year. At the high end, scarcity reads as exclusivity rather than as a limitation. Hand built, one at a time, a few a year, is exactly what a buyer paying real money wants to hear. Stop apologizing for the availability and start charging for it.

The process

How a commission works.

Design first, metal second. Nothing gets cut until the drawings are approved and the price is agreed.

1

Consultation

Tell him the space, the use and the look. Photos, a sketch, or a reference image is enough to start.

2

Design and drawings

A paid design step. You get drawings you own, whether or not you go ahead with the build. design fee

3

Fabrication quote

Priced from the approved drawing, so the number is real rather than a guess.

4

Deposit holds a build slot

Slots are limited and booked in order. deposit terms

5

Build and finish

Fabricated by hand, finished to the spec agreed in the drawing.

6

Delivery and install

confirm whether he installs, or delivers for someone else to install

Charging for design is the single highest leverage change to this offerThree things happen at once. He earns revenue before any metal is cut. Tire kickers who wanted free drawings filter themselves out. And the fabrication quote becomes a decision instead of a gamble, because it is priced off something real. It also reframes him as a designer who fabricates rather than a welder who takes orders, and that difference is worth real money in this market. Every serious custom shop works this way.

Trade

Working with designers and architects.

JC builds to spec from your drawings, or designs from your concept. One point of contact, honest lead times quoted up front, and shop drawings for approval before anything is cut.

He understands that there is usually a move in date or an opening behind the schedule, and he would rather quote a longer lead time and hit it than win the job on a date he cannot hold.

Trade inquiry
Trade terms
confirm whether he offers trade pricing
Build to spec
Works from your drawings, or produces shop drawings for approval.
Insurance
general liability plus welding coverage, and a certificate for site work
Lead time
honest range, quoted generously rather than optimistically
This is the channel that matters most for his laneDesigners and architects spec custom metal for their clients, they are not shopping on price because it is not their money, and one good relationship produces work for years. Three designers who trust him is a full year of work at his capacity. It is a relationship business rather than a lead volume business, which suits somebody with weekends. This section is the reason to build the page this way.

The work

Commissions and installs.

A designer will not spec an unknown fabricator. This page is the whole argument, and the images have to show finished work in a real space, not a piece on a workbench.

Stair railing, installed, shot in the space
Lit wall piece in a finished room
Gate or entry screen
Detail shot: weld, joint and finish quality
Table or console base, styled
Drawing next to the finished piece
The portfolio requirement got harder, not easierAt the consumer end, a clean shot of a finished piece is enough. At this end, buyers want to see work installed and living in a real space, and a detail shot that proves the finish quality. That means going back to photograph completed installs, which is a scheduling job rather than a studio job. The drawing next to the finished piece is a small idea with big effect: it proves the design step is real.
Portrait: JC in the shop, working

The artist

JC

JC designs and fabricates by hand, one piece at a time. He takes a small number of commissions a year rather than running a production shop, which is why nothing he builds exists twice.

Tell him what you have in mind and he will tell you honestly whether he can build it, what it will cost, and when it will be ready.

Start a commission

Questions

Commissioning a piece.

How does a commission start?
With a conversation about the space and the use, then a paid design step that produces drawings you own. Fabrication is quoted from the approved drawing.
What does the design step cost?
design fee, and whether it is credited against the build
What does a piece cost?
Every commission is priced individually from the drawing. a from price, even a rough one. A page with no number loses buyers who assume it is out of reach, and it fails to filter the ones who cannot afford it.
Can you work from my drawings?
Yes. He builds to spec from designer or architect drawings, and produces shop drawings for approval.
How long does a commission take?
Lead times are quoted with the design, generously rather than optimistically. honest range
Can you add lighting to a piece?
Yes, lighting is built into the metal rather than added on afterward. confirm the lighting type
Do you install?
confirm install, delivery, or drop off only
Do you carry insurance for work on my property?
general liability plus welding coverage, with a certificate on request
What materials do you work in?
Steel and aluminum. confirm grades, and whether marine work is a real offer
Still deliberately missingNo mobile welding question. That goes on the page the week the trailer and the insurance both exist, and not before. The high end positioning does not change that: a service listed and not deliverable costs more trust here than it would at the low end, because these buyers have less tolerance for a missed commitment, not more.

Also from the studio

Opening a venue or finishing a space?

Juan shoots the finished install for your portfolio and ours, and Bella takes commissioned pieces for the same room.

See her work
Bella
Juan

Photography  ·  Juan

The unposed version of the room

Juan shoots street, scenery, objects and people caught in the moment. No posing, no shot list, nobody looking at the camera. Prints from his own work, and candid documentary coverage for events that want the real version of the day.

See the printsDocumentary coverage
Hero photo: a strong street frame, or a candid from a room

The details

What he shoots.

The work
Street photography, scenery, architecture, objects and candid people. Documentary in approach, art in intent.
What he does not do
Posed portraits, formal wedding coverage and shot lists. Saying this plainly saves everyone a wasted conversation.
Prints
store link, sizes, editions and price range
Documentary coverage
half day and full day rate, and whether he takes bookings at all
Video
confirm stills only, or video as well. The nav says Photography until this is answered.
Service area
counties or radius, and whether he travels
Why this page is built completely differently from the other threeWhat Juan described is not a service business, it is a body of work. A wedding photographer sells a booking. A street photographer sells images, or sells nothing. So the hire me for your event structure comes out, and the page leads with the work and the prints. The one real service offer is below, and it is the one that fits how he already shoots.

The one service offer

Candid documentary coverage.

Conferences, corporate events, festivals, galas, openings and brand activations. Juan walks the room and shoots it the way it actually happened.

What you get

The details, the reactions, the room as it felt. Guests mid conversation, hands, light, the things nobody thought to ask for. Delivered as a gallery you can use for marketing next year.

rate, delivery timeline, image count

What you do not get

Formal group shots, a posed leadership photo, or everybody look here. If you need those, you need a second photographer and we will tell you so up front.

Honest by design
Ask about coverage
Why this offer works and a wedding offer does notCorporate events, conferences and festivals hire exactly this. It is literally run and gun at someone else's event, for a fee. It asks Juan to change nothing about how he shoots and it pairs directly with Bella's corporate lane, because the same company booking a live artist for a holiday party needs somebody documenting it. The "what you do not get" panel is not a weakness. It qualifies the buyer in one paragraph and it makes everything else on the page more believable.

Prints

Work you can hang.

Limited runs and open editions from his own frames. store link, sizes, paper, framing options and price range

A recognizable South Florida place, shot honestly
Objects and detail
Street frame, people unaware
Architecture or scenery, specific location
Water, but tied to a place people know
Night frame, neon, wet street
The one thing that decides whether prints sellGeneric scenery does not sell. Sunsets and waves are the most crowded category in print on demand and nothing about the photo being his makes a stranger buy it. What sells is place and identity. People buy pictures of somewhere they belong to. South Florida shot as a specific recognizable place, sold to people who live here and people who left, will outperform beautiful generic work every time. If he is shooting street, objects and scenery already, point the camera at places people can name.
Portrait: Juan working, from behind or in reflection

The artist

Juan

Juan shoots the way things actually look. He works fast and quietly, mostly on foot, and he is more interested in the thing happening at the edge of the frame than the thing everybody is pointing at.

The work is documentary in method and art in intent. That is the same instinct whether he is walking a street or walking a room full of guests.

Questions

Prints and coverage.

Do you shoot weddings?
No. No posed portraits and no formal coverage. If you want candid documentary photography of the day alongside a traditional photographer, that is a different conversation and it works well.
What is candid documentary coverage?
He walks the event and shoots it as it happens. No posing, no shot list, no directing. You get the details and the reactions rather than the lineup.
What does coverage cost?
half day and full day rate, delivery timeline, approximate image count
Can we license images for marketing?
confirm usage rights included, and what commercial licensing costs beyond that
Do you shoot video?
confirm stills only or video too
How do I buy a print?
store link, sizes, editions, framing and shipping
Can I commission a print of a specific place?
confirm whether he takes place commissions. This is a good product for a business that wants its own neighborhood on the wall.
Still open on this laneFour answers are still needed and one of them decides the page. Does he shoot video at all, or stills only. Has he ever been paid for photography or sold a print, and for how much. Does a body of work exist right now that could go on a page this week. And the one that matters most: is he willing to be booked at all, or is this purely prints and portfolio? If he does not want bookings, that is a legitimate answer, but the documentary section comes off and the lane produces very little revenue. Better to know now than to build a booking path nobody intends to honor.

Also from the studio

Shooting the studio first.

Bella drawing at a booth. JC's pieces installed in a finished space. Tina's display on a table before the guests arrive. Candid, on foot, in real environments. It is exactly his style, it is the best work available to him right now, and it unblocks every other lane on this site.

How the studio works
Bella at a booth
A JC install

Plan Your Event

Tell us about your event.

One form, about five minutes. You get a written proposal back within response window with who is doing what and what it costs.

Your name
you@example.com
(000) 000-0000
Date, or not set yet
WeddingShowerBirthdayCorporateFestival or marketOther
Where is it
How many guests
Custom treatsLive artPhotographyMetal workNot sure yet
band 1band 2band 3
Colors, theme, anything you have already decided
Send it over

What happens next

1

We read it properly

A person reads every inquiry. No automated quote.

2

You get a written proposal

Who is doing what, what it costs, and what we need from you, within response window.

3

One contact from there

However many artists are involved, you deal with one person.

Email
real business inbox
Phone
business number, if there is one
Service area
counties or radius
Fix before anything elseThe live staging form currently sends to hello@akindofmajik.com, a placeholder nobody reads. Every inquiry submitted today goes nowhere. Route it into the CRM with a lane tag, a pipeline stage per inquiry and a notification to the right artist, then confirm with a real test submission.