Are you throwing a party and looking for some last minute entertainment? Fireworks are a great way to crank up the party and you can put on a good show even on the last moment. You just need to shop for the ideal fireworks for last minute displays: Single Ignition Boxes. Single Ignition Boxes, or SIBs, are the perfect way to organise a last-minute fireworks display. These boxes have it all – they often last at least a minute, shooting over 100 fireworks in varying effects and colours. You simply have to buy a box or two and light them up! It’s a simple and affordable way to add that firework magic to your party. Here are some of our favourite SIBs to keep in mind. Legend by Zeus Fireworks This is a massive SIB that works for all sorts of parties. You get a stunning 135 shots in the space of just 45 seconds! It’s quick, fast, loud and Read More
When you want something special for your wedding reception, fireworks are a great pick. Wedding fireworks can be sorted out quickly with the use of Single Ignition Boxes, as they are the ideal type of firework for a wedding. Here’s what you should know about them. What Are Single Ignition Boxes? Single Ignition Boxes are fireworks that provide you with a full-scale display without the hassle of individual fireworks. As the name suggests, you simply have a single box of fireworks that you need to light up and you’ll get to enjoy minutes worth of fireworks in varying effects. These boxes are the best mixture of colours, sounds and effects. The reason SIBs are popular, especially for a wedding, is down to its affordability and ease of use. You get a great display in a box often much cheaper than if you bought everything separately. You also don’t have to worry about the setup too much – you just need Read More
Fireworks are a wonderful way to add a bit of magic to life’s different celebrations from birthdays to weddings. They have been entertaining us for hundreds of years and most people love the bright colours and loud bangs. But do fireworks work in the modern world? Could your Internet stop working because of it? The question might seem silly but there are many people who think fireworks might be problematic to wireless connections – or even the weather! The thinking is that because fireworks contain different metals and chemicals, bursting with explosives, they might cause issues with the signalling. So, can fireworks affect Internet? The short answer is ‘no’. You will be free to browse the Internet for memes on Bonfire Night without a problem. However, nothing is ever completely black and white. There are occasions that might cause you to lose your connection. Your electrical mast, either antenna or dish, might break or shake if fireworks come into contact Read More
Las Fallas is one of our favourite festivals and it’s almost upon us once again. The streets of Valencia are going to be filled with fantastical figures and fireworks. Here’s what you should know about the festival! The Traditions Las Fallas is among the most popular and well-known festivals in Spain. The fiesta runs for multiple days, during which you’ll be able to witness the burning of gigantic, brightly coloured figurines or ninots and enjoy fireworks and crackers. The festival’s history goes back all the way to the 13th and 14th century. According to legend, Kind Jaime I’s men carried torches, or Falla, to light him and illuminating places wherever they go. During these days, the carpenters also began to hold festivals for their patron saint, San José. The celebrations included placing lamps outside. But the competitiveness of the carpenters kicked in and soon these lamps began to be bigger and bolder. They even started dressing these lamps, or parots, Read More
Chinese New Year celebrations have been taking place across the world this week. The Year of the Pig started officially on February 5 and plenty of communities took to the streets to perform lion dances and set off fireworks. Here are some of our favourite fireworks displays from around the world. River Hongbao, Singapore Singapore has been celebrating Chinese Lunar New Year for 33 years with a massive party in River Hongbao. The fireworks display this year featured lots of stunning firework with effects like crackle and brocade. Following the theme, the fireworks were largely red with some gold effects thrown here and there. This display was a fantastic take on lunar fireworks! Sydney, Australia Sydney’s New Year’s Eve fireworks are always popular and the Australian city also knows how to celebrate the Lunar New Year. It held a big Chinese New Year celebration at the beautiful Sydney harbour with a massive fireworks show. The video is slightly shaky, as Read More
