Which Wedding Sparklers Are Right For You?
Wedding sparklers make an excellent addition to a wedding, and they’re multi-purpose too! Not only are they great for send offs, you can create magical portraits at your reception with wedding sparklers and time-lapse photography. Now that you’ve decided that wedding sparklers would make a wonderful addition to your wedding, how do you choose the best sparklers for your wedding?
There are many sparklers in various sizes and shapes to accommodate your needs. We sell 10-inch, 20-inch, and 36-inch wedding sparklers that are low smoke, so your photographs are clear and bright!
Which Wedding Sparklers are right for me? 10-inch, 20-inch, or 36-inch?
We recommend the 10-inch wedding sparklers for smaller weddings of 50 guests or less. They have a burn time of about 45 seconds and have a more intimate feel with a smaller wedding party.
The 20-inch sparklers are better suited for wedding parties 150 guests or less. They burn for about 2 minutes and are perfect for sparkler writing in your photographs.
Our 36-inch sparklers are great for events that require a grand wedding exit of guests 150 or more. They burn for about 4 minutes and the larger the wedding sparkler, the longer you will have to allow the newly married couple to make their exit.
Add A Personal Touch With Heart Shaped Sparklers
If you are looking for a more personal touch for your wedding party, consider our Heart Shaped Sparklers. These wedding sparklers add just enough character and love to your wedding favors. Simply light these sparklers for weddings at the tip of the middle of the heart sparkler and watch it burn beautiful gold sparkles.
Mix-and-Match Your Wedding Sparklers
Some of our customers choose to mix-and-match their sparklers, often using the 10-inch wedding sparklers for photographs, and the larger 20-inch sparklers or 36-inch sparklers for their send offs. Also, if you want to get creative; add the date of your wedding with our number sparklers and heart sparklers for a gorgeous everlasting photograph.
