It is that time of year again when event organisers start to think about bonfire season and holding a fireworks display. There are generally two routes, first there is the option to employ a Professional Fireworks Display Operator to carry out the fireworks display for you, which will give your event the safest option and also means you will get bigger fireworks (professional use only fireworks) in your show. The problem the industry faces this year apart from the huge increased costs of fireworks coming out of China is the fact that Bonfire Night falls on a Saturday and generally there is increased demand for events to be held on the most popular day of the week as it's a weekend day. So, if you don't book a display operator very early you can be assured that their diary will be fully booked, with most events booking a year in advance to ensure they get the 5th November. The second option is to fire the fireworks display yourself, especially if you are part of a group or committee there is likely to be a few people happy to set up and fire the fireworks. Consumer fireworks have come on leaps and bounds over the last few years especially with large compound cakes that are a full on display on their own and can last a few minutes in duration. At Rainbow Fireworks we offer free training sessions, which take about 3 hours of your time. The training will give you a very good understanding of consumer fireworks and how to safely set up and fire a fireworks show. It involves a mix of theory and practical training and will give you the necessary tools to confidently put on a fireworks display. Contact Rainbow Fireworks to get your training booked today and drop s an email at sales@rainbowfireworks.co.uk
