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Every firework display we create is designed from scratch in consultation with you. We use the very best firework products and state of the art electronic systems combined with over 20 years experience to provide you with the very best firework display possible.
So how does an award winning firework display company design the perfect firework display?
The first step is a client consultation. However just prior to this we will do a bit of homework on the proposed venue. The venue is a key element in the design of a firework display as it may impose certain constraints on the display. Over the years we have organised firework displays at hundreds of locations, so we may already be familiar with the site. If not a quick study of Google maps should provide us with the initial information we require. At a later date it may be necessary to carry out a more detailed site survey.
During our client consultation, we will share ideas for the perfect firework display. Some clients prefer to leave the design of the display entirely to us; others prefer a much greater involvement. Either way is fine by us; in fact you'll be surprised how flexible we can be. In designing a firework display, safety remains our primary concern. With more than 20 years of experience and a detailed knowledge of our products portfolio, we are able to design a magnificent firework display that is both spectacular and safe.
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Simulating your display
As soon as we have discussed the outline requirements with our client, we can begin the detailed design work; producing firing orders and sequences for the display. In some instances we are able to make use of our 'state of the art' design and firing software. This enables us to create a computer simulation of the firework display, providing our client with a useful visual guide to how their final display will look.
< Take a peek at an example simulation!
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As part of the planning process, we will liaise with the venue and relevant authorities; conduct a site survey (when necessary) and carryout a detailed risk assessment.
We are now ready for the big day !
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