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Pyromania Displays of Woking Surrey are offering you an explosive offer!

jeanhunt — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 19:57:26 +0000

Book your wedding firework display with Pyromania Displays before the 31/03/12 and receive 50 finale comets and 8 twinkling strobe shells worth £100 added to your display for FREE, just quote “finale special” when booking.

Why wait get booked up today!

Telephone: 01483 486661

Web www.pyromaniadisplays.co.uk
www.wedding-day-fireworks.co.uk

Awarded
1^st Place at “Firework Champions” – Stanford Hall
2009

Awarded
1^st Place at “Firework Champions” – Belvoir Castle 2008

Awarded
1^st Place at “Firework Champions” Stanford Hall
2008

Awarded
2^nd Place at the British Musical Firework Championships
2007

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Fabulous Offer from Jonathan's Fireworks

jeanhunt — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 09:37:36 +0000

Book any display before 1^st March 2012 you will get a FREE £100 Upgrade voucher –
which will allow you to add extra’s to your display, or upgrade to the next package!

Jonathan's Fireworks Limited

Tel: 024 7635 3111

Fax: 024 7635 3123

www.fireworksatyourwedding.com

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Fireworks – What a Way to end a Perfect Day!

jeanhunt — Wed, 15 Jun 2011 12:56:16 +0000

Arriving home on Saturday evening (a rare night out for us) and opening the car door we were greeted by the sound of music, laughter and obviously loads of people having a great evening. I was a bit miffed as I thought it was a neighbour who had not invited us to their party, but my other half pointed out that it was coming from the wedding being held at the Hall, just over the fields as the crow flies. We very rarely hear anything but the wind must have been in the right direction on this occasion.

As we stood listening to the fun we were treated to the most fantastic firework display I have ever seen. So keen was I not to miss anything I rushed up to the bedroom to get a birds eye view and it was certainly worth it. The display must have gone on for at least 25-30 minutes, and I think judging by the way they were fired it was to music as well!

I love fireworks and never miss Bonfire Night and have been to some truly spectacular events but nothing like this. Right at the very end a heart appeared and the name of the bride and groom was sparkling in the sky. Magic! Sadly when I got married, back in the 70's fireworks were not an option, but if I was getting married again, I would have to have them!

We have some really talented firework specialists who advertise with us in our e-books and if you are looking to end your day on a bang, as it were, you should certainly give them a call. To help you out I have pasted their contact details below:

www.jubileefireworks.co.uk www.pyromaniadisplays.co.uk www.overseal-pyrotechnics.co.uk www.fireworks4weddings.co.uk www.jonathansfireworks.co.uk

Emma's Wedding Diary: Fireworks

emma — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 21:58:27 +0000

One thing that Joe will definitely agree on: fireworks! If it was good enough for Henry VII's wedding then why not? I can't think of a more spectacular way of celebrating the wedding, and there are several fireworks companies in my Wedding Organizer e-book that specialise in providing fireworks displays for weddings. I think they are the best bet as they'll have experience of doing all kinds of displays in different venues, and they'll be safe too. They can't expect all wedding budgets to be as big as the Olympics so there's no harm in calling them. Many companies send out DVDs or CD-ROMs of their previous displays as their portfolio, so I must remember to ask for one.

I've done a little bit of initial research and one of the most important things when dealing with firework companies is making sure that they're covered by public liability insurance – all of the reputable ones will be able to assure me of that I'm sure. Some companies offer a service where they liaise with the local authorities and the venue, so they need to be told the location details well in advance of the date.

The venue will need to be told too so they can expect the fireworks company to come over and scout everything out. I've already checked that they are happy for us to have a fireworks display – some venues are unable to accommodate them, or have time restrictions if they are near residential areas.

The process includes design, setting it all up as well as firing on the night, so I need to check exactly what is included in any wedding fireworks display package. We need to decide upon the timing as soon as possible too – something to start off the dancing perhaps or to mark the end of the day? I suppose it depends on when we decide to leave, but I think I'd like to have the fireworks display at the start of the dancing – I don't want us to miss them because we're getting ready to have our send-off!