safety & instructions
Sparkler Safety
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Sparklers are a fun and exciting way to celebrate any occasion, but it's important to keep safety in mind. Follow these tips to ensure a safe and enjoyable sparkler experience:
Keep a 5 gallon bucket of water close by. Not only does it come in handy for disposal, but it's also a great safety precaution in case of any accidents.
Make sure children are always supervised by an adult when using sparklers. They may seem harmless, but they can still cause harm if not handled properly.
Hold sparklers away from your body at arm's length to avoid getting burned.
Always remain standing when using sparklers. Sitting or lying down can increase the risk of accidental burns.
Lit sparklers should never be held close to clothing, body, or faces. Keep a safe distance to avoid burns.
Even after the flame has gone out, the wire and stick of the sparkler can remain hot for a long time. Be sure to dispose of them properly by dropping them into the 5 gallon bucket of water.
Remember, sparklers are meant to add to the fun of your celebration, not to cause harm. Follow these tips to ensure a safe and memorable experience for everyone!
Sparkler Lighting instructions
Are you ready to add some magic to your wedding with sparklers? We've got you covered! But before you light up the night, make sure to follow these simple instructions to keep you and your guests safe.
Fill a 5-gallon bucket with water and keep it close by. Safety first, folks!
Make sure to have a butane or barbecue lighter. Pro tip: the safest lighters are the ones where the flame is away from your hand. Do not use matches to light sparklers, they just won't cut it.
Line up your guests in two rows, leaving enough space for the bride and groom to walk through. Pass out one sparkler to each person, and make sure they don't have more than one sparkler in hand at a time.
Want to light multiple sparklers in a flash? Designate 2-3 people to be the official lighters. Have them light their sparklers off the butane lighter and then use their sparklers to light other sparklers.
Once the designated lighters have their sparklers lit, they can start moving down the rows, touching their sparklers to other guest sparklers. Sparklers lit by other sparklers will light almost instantly.
Always light sparklers on the tip, furthest away from the wire handle. Safety first, remember?
Once the sparklers have burned out, dispose of them in the 5-gallon bucket of water you have close by.
Now that you know how to light sparklers like a pro, it's time to get ready for the magic. Don't forget to snap some unforgettable photos!