Short answerMany venues allow cold sparks, but every venue has its own rules. Tell us your venue when you book and check with them first.
More about cold sparks
Cold sparks are designed for indoor use, so they suit most wedding and party venues better than real fireworks would. They give you the firework look without the same concerns, but venues still make their own call. Some are happy with them, some want to know the details first, and a few may have restrictions. That's why we'd always suggest asking your venue before you commit, and telling us where it is when you book.
When you contact the venue, it helps to say you're planning cold spark machines for a moment like a first dance, grand entrance or cake cutting. Then you can confirm they're fine with it and sort out where the machines can go. Popular spots are around the dancefloor, either side of the top table or behind the cake.
Prices start from £450 including VAT. We deliver, set up and collect, with delivery priced by distance and shown in your instant quote. A 25% deposit secures your date. If you fancy a bigger finish, they pair nicely with dry ice.
Cold sparks in action
- ✓ The firework look, made for indoors
- ✓ Perfect for first dances and entrances
- ✓ Amazing in photos and videos
- ✓ Pairs with dry ice and LED dancefloors
From £450 including VAT
Delivered, set up and collected. Delivery priced by distance.
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