What we deliver
Six effect types, each built for a specific setting.
Not every effect suits every venue. The specs below are what we tell every client before they choose — sound level, typical height, where it can run, and what permit it needs.
Aerial displays
Colour-shell bursts and high formations for open ground — national occasions, festivals and large-scale events.
- Sound
- Loud — bursts audible hundreds of metres away
- Height
- Scales with shell diameter, from tens of metres upward
- Venue
- Open ground only, never indoors
- Permit
- Civil Defense permit mandatory, with a cleared safety perimeter around the launch site
Cold spark & fountains
Low-heat, low-smoke spark effects built for indoor venues — first dances and graduation moments.
- Sound
- Very low — a hiss, no bursts
- Height
- Short spark columns within ceiling height
- Venue
- Indoor and outdoor — the standard choice for a first dance
- Permit
- Prior coordination with the venue on smoke detectors and clearance from drapes and ceilings
Drone light shows
Illuminated drones forming shapes and emblems in the sky — a quiet, modern alternative for national and corporate events.
- Sound
- Near-silent — suitable close to residential areas and hospitals
- Height
- Airspace altitudes within the permitted drone-operation ceiling
- Venue
- Open ground clear of obstacles and high-voltage lines
- Permit
- Drone-operation permit, plus sign-off from the site owner
Laser shows
Music-synced laser beams for halls, corporate events and stages.
- Sound
- Silent — sound comes from the PA system, not the effect itself
- Height
- Beams directed above the heads of the audience
- Venue
- Indoor and outdoor — needs relative darkness to read clearly
- Permit
- Beam angles kept clear of eyes and, outdoors, of flight paths
Confetti & celebration cannons
Instant paper-confetti bursts for the announcement moment, the cake cut, or the reveal.
- Sound
- One short pop on launch, then silence
- Height
- A short burst covering the stage or aisle
- Venue
- Indoor and outdoor
- Permit
- No pyrotechnic material — just arranging paper clean-up after the event
Coloured smoke & ground flames
Coloured smoke and ground-level flame columns used to frame a main display visually.
- Sound
- Low — smoke is silent, ground flames quieter than aerial shells
- Height
- Close-range ground columns; smoke drifts horizontally with the wind
- Venue
- Open ground — dense smoke doesn’t suit enclosed spaces
- Permit
- Wind direction accounted for, to keep smoke off the audience and nearby roads