Buying our fireworks on-line is easy - just select the product categories in the menu on the left to view our range of high quality fireworks, and press the "add to cart button" to purchase your chosen fireworks.

We accept all major credit and debit cards via Paypal and can deliver anywhere in mainland UK.

MINIMUM ORDER PRICE FOR DELIVERY - Minimum order for delivery of fireworks is £100 (plus carriage charge). If you require Ice Fountains, Wax Torches or any other non explosive item the mimimum order is £35, (again plus carriage charge).

DELIVERY - As Fireworks are classed as explosives, we have to use a specialist courier to deliver your order - so we have a flat charge of £20 per firework order - this is a contribution towards the high costs of packing and shipping your order, and we subsidise the rest.

If you are ordering fireworks for an event in the future please let us know and we will pack and store your order, free of charge, then ship it nearer to the date you need it. If you are placing an urgent order please contact us so we can speed things up for you. We do not provide a set date for delivery but we will tell you when we are shipping them and the estimated date for delivery.

PLEASE NOTE: We cannot ship any fireworks order until we have confirmed your delivery details. There is a minimum re delivery charge of £35 per order. If you are not at your delivery address when we attempt to deliver your order we will contact you for payment prior to attempting delivery again. If you choose to cancel your order there is a restocking charge of 20% of your invoice total payable. This will be deducted from your refund amount.

UNDER 18 LAW - Fireworks can only be sold to persons eighteen years of age or over - there are no exceptions. Under 18's cannot hold, carry or light fireworks except sparklers with adult supervision. Under 18's cannot place firework orders, please do not allow your children to do so. We contact ALL customers by telephone, prior to delivery, to confirm age etc, please do not be offended by this.

Preparation is important and it is advisable to set up a small team with each member having a defined responsibility to organise their part of the display. In advance, remember to inform the fire brigade and police, (and for sites near the coast, the coastguard) about your display. Fire extinguishers, buckets of sand and water should be available on the night with team members trained to use them. Bonfires should be in a safe distance down wind of the firework area and must be supervised at all times. Never use inflammables to start the fire and under no circumstances dispose of used or unused fireworks on the bonfire.

The order in which the fireworks are used is very important if the audience is to get maximum enjoyment from the display. It is a good idea to start the display with a volley of noise or bang rockets to get the attention of the crowd. Follow this with rockets then a set piece, then a sequence of candles mines or cakes with loud noise and reports. Repeat this sequence to suit. The finale should be an impressive combination of noise and colour. This is only a suggested firing order and by no means rigid. Remember to keep the display moving, so the visual impact is not lost. Always light fireworks at arms length, and under no circumstances lean over a firework. Never go back to firework if it fails to ignite.