Two wedding venues could both have large lawns.
But one might be suitable for a much larger fireworks display than the other.
Why?
Because it’s not simply the size of the field that matters.
Imagine one venue has a large open area surrounded by farmland.
Another has a similar-sized lawn, but immediately beyond it there’s a hotel building, public road, car park and mature trees.
On paper, the two areas might be almost identical in size.
From a fireworks planning point of view, they’re very different.
The available distances can influence the types of fireworks that can safely be incorporated into the display.
That’s particularly important as you move into larger professional fireworks.
We also have to consider:
π Where the fireworks will be positioned
π¨βπ©βπ§βπ¦ Where guests will watch
π Where debris could potentially fall
π¨ The prevailing wind
π¨ Surrounding buildings
π Roads and vehicles
π³ Trees and overhead obstructions
This is why professional displays should be designed for the venue.
If a particular product isn’t appropriate for the available space, there may still be other ways of creating an impressive display.
A wider firing arrangement, different effects or a different combination of products can completely change how a display feels.
The objective isn’t necessarily to fire the biggest fireworks.
It’s to produce the best display the location allows.
π Make the Moment Spectacular.
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