What is the best way to photograph fireworks?
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How do I become a member of your firing team?
Contact us for current vacancies.
Do you sell retail fireworks?
We don’t sell retail fireworks but we highly recommend either Dynamic Fireworks, Epic Fireworks or Fireworks Direct for all your retail needs! Please mention Reaction Fireworks when ordering.
Do you sell sky lanterns?
No. To be honest, we like the look of lanterns but they can be dangerous. There are many reports of serious burns, danger to livestock and wild animals as well as often been mistaken as distress flares.
What are your payment terms?
For wedding displays we do not require a deposit. Full payment is required one week before the display. For all other types of display the payment terms would be agreed prior to contract.
What type of fireworks do you use?
We only use category 4 fireworks for our displays. These types of fireworks are not available to the general public but only professional firework companies. The fireworks are much larger, louder and brighter than those which are bought in the shops. When designing a show we use many different type of firework including aerial shells,…
I still have questions what should I do?
We love to talk fireworks! Contact Us.
Can my firework display be themed?
Yes. We can select different colours, effects and accompanying music to fit any theme. Reaction Fireworks have an enviable reputation for choreographing music to fireworks and have a large inventory of colours and effects which means we can deliver the most creative themed firework displays imaginable.
Can you provide a firework display at very short notice?
Yes. Our rapid reaction team have even provided firework displays the same day! For example the office received a morning call requiring a £3,000 firework display for a fairground operator in Hartlepool, our team were happy to deliver and the display was a huge success.
Do I need to notify the police or local authorities?
Not normally for a smaller firework displays but we think it is a good idea to let them and your neighbours know in advance to avoid any unexpected disturbance. For public displays we would suggest you contact your local authority and they will advise you.