Wedding Rings Review

December 31st, 2002 9:57am Rating:

Reviewed by Steve Giles

Good trick, However you do need to pick someone who was married in the last century or the trick wont work. Also some people actually can't remembr what year they were married. I prefer to borrow just one ring, get four spectators to choose a number each and set the combination to those numbers, but of course it won't work. Ask the spectator to set the combination to their birth year and Viola! At $75 it sounds expensive but it's well made (you can even use it as an ordinary padlock) and will last you a life time.

Product info for Wedding Rings

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Two rings are borrowed from audience members, ideally a wedding set. The rings are both locked onto a combination padlock. The audience members are allowed to try to open the lock but to no avail. The magician asks the couple the year in which they were married and has them dial the four digits into the combination. When they pull on the shackle, the lock opens and the rings are freed. Wedding Rings is a self-working marvel, a guaranteed crowd-pleaser that will not only amaze but charm your audience.