Have your guests hold fireworks for a "Sparkle Shower" 🎇 The handheld fireworks you should choose are these! ♡

Sparkler Shower You Want to Try at a Night Wedding

Instead of the flower shower often seen in overseas weddings, there's the "sparkler shower" where guests hold handheld fireworks ♡

It may seem a little dangerous...!? But it's a sparkling, romantic, and very glamorous performance.

During overseas weddings, couples might kiss, dance, or have the groom carry the bride as they walk through the sparkler shower...

It should be a beautiful and special moment for both the guests and the bride and groom ♡

However, in Japan, due to disaster prevention considerations, venues where fireworks can be done are limited. Because they are limited, there are not many brides doing it, making it memorable for guests.

This article introduces what kind of fireworks to choose for brides who want to try a "firework shower" ♡

Tips for Choosing Firework Showers

The most important thing when doing a firework shower is choosing the fireworks.

There are various kinds of handheld fireworks, such as the vigorously spewing "Susuki Fireworks" and the beautiful small flames of "Senko Hanabi," but for weddings, it's recommended to choose a type called "Spark Fireworks," which is like a large senko hanabi *

These fireworks are round and orange, softly illuminating the bride and groom with a crackling sound ♡

(Since it is not the type that spews out vigorously in front, it is also safer than Susuki fireworks!)

When choosing spark fireworks, it's recommended to select:

✅ A long burn time

✅ A long handle

✅ Low smoke

items that meet these criteria *

Recommended Spark Fireworks

The top recommendation is a firework called "The Longest Spark in Japan."

✅ Total length 55 cm (35 cm of burning portion)

✅ Burn time about 150 seconds

As the name suggests, this firework probably provides the longest enjoyment in Japan ♡

It comes in a pack of two for about 400 yen *

➡ Check the product page for the longest spark in Japan 🎇

Fireworks typically extinguish quickly (usually within a minute), but the longest spark has a burn time of 2 and a half minutes.

If the burn time of the fireworks used for the sparkler shower is short, it could lead to a situation where the fireworks go out while the bride and groom are walking...

Therefore, having a long burn time is essential!

Although 150 seconds is quite long, in actual videos, the first one lasted 225 seconds and the second one 223 seconds, lasting about three and a half minutes ♡

What About Something a Little Cheaper?

The longest spark firework costs 250 yen for two, about 125 yen each.

For those looking for something a bit cheaper, the "Long Gold Spark L" firework is recommended.

✅ Total length 52 cm

✅ Burn time approximately 120 seconds

It's 5 cm shorter and has a 30-second shorter burn time compared to the longest spark, but it’s affordable at 3,900 yen for 50, which is about 78 yen each.

➡ Take a look at Long Gold Spark L on Rakuten 🎇

Here’s what the actual video looks like *

It's Common to Tag Fireworks ♡

When doing a sparkler shower at a wedding, it’s a bit dull to just leave the firework sticks as they are, so it’s common to decorate the fireworks with tags.

"LIGHT THE WAY"

"THE STARS AT NIGHT ARE BIG & BRIGHT"

are common phrases used ♡

Want to Try a Firework Shower? ♡

I introduced recommended products for sparkler showers and firework showers *

It's a romantic firework shower that will become a lifelong memory. You want to try it, right? ♡

In Tokyo, there are also limited parks where you can use handheld fireworks, so fireworks at weddings are likely to be even more vividly remembered.

It would be beautiful to see fireworks shining in clear air not only in summer weddings but also in winter ones, so definitely consider incorporating it ♡

➡ [Recommended 1] Check the longest spark on Rakuten 🎇

➡ [Recommended 2] Check Long Gold Spark L on Rakuten 🎇

It’s also recommended to use them as props for location photos *

(It's better to choose ones that last as long as possible!)