Difference between segway and segue

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Have you ever come across a sentence similar to the following:

• This idea was a perfect segway into the candle lighting sequence
• . . . allowed the collection to seamlessly segway into shining bronze-gold silhouettes

They’re actually incorrect. Here’s why:

Segway

Segway is a brand name for a two-wheeled vehicle. You might have seen one before:

Segue

If you want to use a word that describes a smooth transition, then the word you’re looking for is actually “segue”. It’s easy to see why some people pick the former: it’s more phonetic.

But now you know.

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