Cold sparks at the right moment
For the couple’s entrance, the first dance and the cake cutting: no open flame, no smoke to clear.
- Venice
- Veneto
- Friuli
- Milan
What they are
They are cold-spark fountains — the Sparkular category. The spark that comes out has no open flame and doesn’t produce the smoke of a traditional pyrotechnic fountain: that’s why, with the venue’s go-ahead, they can also be used inside a room.
They aren’t entertainment that lasts: they are a comma. They last for one precise moment — the couple walking in, the first dance, the cake — and their job is to turn the whole room in the same direction at the same instant. Lit all evening, they would stop being a moment.
We set them up and supervise them ourselves. The distance from guests and decorations is agreed with the venue beforehand, together with the permission: it’s the venue that decides what can be lit inside, and that conversation is best had weeks before, not on the night.
What’s included
What follows is what can be said for certain. Height, duration and number of fountains depend on the room, and we confirm them after speaking to the venue.
- Cold-spark fountains, with no open flame
- No smoke to clear from the room
- Indoor use subject to the venue’s permission
- Set-up, supervision while lit, and take-down
- Moments agreed beforehand: entrance, first dance, cake cutting
- They combine with photobooth, 360 and videobooth on the same evening
The questions about the fountains
Can the light fountains be used indoors?
They are cold-spark fountains: no open flame and no smoke to clear. Indoors they are used with the venue’s permission, which must be asked in advance — it’s the venue that decides what can be lit inside.
When are they usually lit?
At the three moments when the whole room turns in the same direction: the couple’s entrance, the first dance and the cake cutting. We decide together when they are really needed — lit all night long, they would stop being a moment.
Are they dangerous for the guests?
The spark is cold and there’s no open flame, but it’s still an effect that has to be set up and supervised: we install it, we stay there while it’s lit, and we agree the distance from guests and decorations with the venue beforehand.
Do we need permits or notifications?
You need the venue’s go-ahead. Every venue has its own rules and constraints: the most useful thing is to tell us as soon as you know where the party is, so we can deal with it in advance and not on the night.
Can we have them together with the photobooth?
Yes. They are two different things that don’t get in each other’s way: the fountains last the moment, the photo booth lasts the evening. One set-up and one contact.
Does your venue allow them?
Tell us where the party is: we’ll check with the venue together with you and tell you what can be lit and when.