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FAQ

Questions

Ordering

Ordering

How far ahead should I order?

Two to three weeks is comfortable. Stock is seasonal and the 36 inch packs go first through spring and autumn, so order as soon as you have a guest count.

How many sparklers do I need?

About one per guest who lines up, which is usually around 80% of the invitation list. Add another 10% for the ones that never catch, then round up to whole packs of 96.

Can I change an order?

Call (972) 977-5193. If it has not gone out yet, changing it is easy.

Pickup and delivery

Pickup and delivery

Where do I collect?

5159 I-30, Caddo Mills, TX 75135, right off I-30. Pickup is free on every order.

When will my order be ready?

Most orders are ready the same day or within 24 hours. We will confirm when yours is.

Do you deliver?

Free delivery in the Dallas area on orders of $100 or more. Fort Worth delivery is $25. Delivery orders start at $100.

Do you ship?

We don't ship sparklers. They arrive damaged too often, so every order is picked up or delivered locally.

Product

Product

What lengths do you sell?

Wedding sparklers in 20, 28 and 36 inch, all 96 to a pack. Bulk cases of 2,304 at 10 inch. Bottle service sparklers at 6 inch, in packs of 6 or cases of 480. Full packs only, and you can mix lengths in one order.

How long do they burn?

About 3 minutes for 36 inch, 2½ for 28 inch, 2 for 20 inch, 45 seconds for 10 inch, and about a minute for the 6 inch bottle service sparklers. Wind shortens all of those.

Are they smokeless?

The wedding sparklers and the 10 inch bulk sparklers are. The bottle service sparklers give off some smoke.

Can wedding sparklers be used indoors?

Our wedding sparklers are not rated for indoor use, so plan the send-off outside. Check with your venue too, since some set their own rules on length and location.

Safety and venues

Safety and venues

Will my venue allow sparklers?

Ask two things. Whether sparklers are permitted at all, and whether there is a maximum length. A cap chooses your product for you.

What about burn bans?

In Texas, county commissioners courts issue burn bans under Local Government Code §352.081. Whether a ban covers hand-held sparklers depends on that county's specific order. Check the Texas A&M Forest Service map and, if there is an active ban, read the order or call the county.

What do we do with them afterwards?

A metal bucket of sand or water at the end of the line. Spent wires stay hot long after the flame has gone.

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