Understanding Fireworks:

A Glossary of Terms

Welcome to Dream Fireworks, Inc.! To help you make the most of your fireworks experience, we’ve compiled a comprehensive glossary of terms related to fireworks. Whether you’re a seasoned enthusiast or a curious newcomer, this guide will provide you with clear definitions and explanations of various fireworks types, effects, and components. From aerial displays to ground effects, understanding the terminology will enhance your appreciation and enjoyment of our extensive fireworks selection. Explore the glossary below to learn more about the exciting world of fireworks!

A

Aerial

Any firework that's got a flair for the dramatic, shooting
fiery balls into the sky like a pyrotechnic diva.

  Assortment

The greatest hits collection of fireworks – fountains,
sparklers, rockets, and firecrackers all in one spectacular package.

  B

Barrage

The fireworks' version of a group selfie – a bunch of items
fired up together for maximum impact.

  Battery

A bunch of fireworks that stick together like a pyrotechnic
boy band. Think of it as the One Direction of fireworks.

  Black Powder

The granddaddy of fireworks ingredients – predictable,
slow-burning, and the reason we can all ooh and aah at the sky.

 

Bombette

The tiny but mighty star that packs a punch, often seen
making a flashy exit from roman candles or fountains.

  Bottle Rocket

The firework rebel – small but loud, and always ready to
make some noise with its whistle and bang.

  Bouquet Pattern

Nature-inspired fireworks that bloom in the sky, making you
feel like you're in a floral fantasy.

 

Brocade

The fireworks' version of fine lace – delicate, silver, and
guaranteed to make you say "ooh la la."

 

C

Cake

Not your ordinary dessert – this one's got a fuse that sets
off a sequence of dazzling effects, like a fireworks DJ.

 

Candle

The more formal name for a roman candle – a firework that
shoots flaming balls with class.

 

Chrysanthemum

The fireworks' flower power – a burst that blossoms in the
sky, no watering can required.

 

Comet

The shooting star's flashy cousin – leaves a sparkly trail
as it zooms across the sky.

 

Cone

The ice cream cone of fireworks – shaped like a cone and
sweet like a fountain.

 

Confetti

Like a party popper, but with more pizzazz – colorful paper
streamers shot into the air for a festive touch.

 

Consumer Fireworks

The fireworks that passed the safety test and are ready to
party with you, approved by the US Consumer Product Safety Commission.

 

CPSC

The safety squad that makes sure our fireworks are as safe
as they are spectacular.

 

Crackle Effect

Sounds like a bowl of breakfast cereal but looks and sounds
like fireworks – snaps, crackles, and pops in the sky.

 

Crossette

The fireworks' version of a splitting comet – breaks into
multiple comets, forming a cross in the sky.

 

D

Dahlia

The fireworks' floral masterpiece – a burst that blooms like
a starfish in the sky.

 

Day Time Effect

Fireworks that shine bright even when the sun's out, perfect
for daytime celebrations.

 

F

Falling Leaves

Embers that flutter down like nature's own fireworks,
creating a mesmerizing dance of light.

 

Firecracker

The original party starter – a paper-wrapped bundle of flash
powder that goes bang!

 

Firefly

The flashy bug of the fireworks world – a stroboscopic tail
that lights up the night.

 

Fireworks

The stars of the show – devices designed to dazzle and
delight with visual and audio effects.

 

Fish

The fireworks' swimming sensation – a brief but spectacular
burst that looks like a swarm of fish.

 

Flare

The firefighter's best friend and a fireworks enthusiast's
tool – a long-burning device to light up the night.

 

Flitter

The flashy star with a trail of bright lights, leaving a
sparkling memory in the sky.

 

Floral Pattern

The fireworks' bouquet – streaks of light that radiate from
a central point like a blooming flower.

 

Fountain

The ground-based firework that showers sparks like a mini
fireworks waterfall.

 

Fuse

The fiery string that brings a firework to life – handle
with care!

 

G

Glitter

The sparkly tail effect that adds glamour to any fireworks
display.

 

Ground Item

The fireworks that stay grounded but still know how to shine
– fountains, sparklers, and more.

 

H

Helicopter

The skyward spinner that lifts high before bursting into a
fiery display.

 

J

Jumping Jacks

The fireworks' spinners – red and green sparks that spin and
dazzle.

 

M

Mine

The starry surprise – shoots stars into the sky in a
dazzling display.

 

Missile

The stick-less rocket that finds its own way to the sky,
sometimes with a little help from a tube.

 

Mortar

The launching pad for aerial fireworks – a tube that sends
shells soaring into the sky.

 

Multi-Shot Aerial

The fireworks' multitasker – one fuse, multiple bursts,
endless fun.

 

N

Novelty

The fireworks that are all about fun without the fuss –
snaps, snakes, and poppers.

 

P

Palm Tree

The tropical treat of fireworks – rises with a gold or
silver stem, followed by fronds of light.

 

Parachute

The skydiver of fireworks – a paper projectile that floats
gracefully back to earth.

 

Peony

The fireworks' classic – a spherical burst of colored lights
that's always in style.

 

Pistil

The star within a star – a smaller burst nestled inside a
larger one.

 

Planes

The high-flyers that spin and soar before bursting into a
spectacular display.

 

Punk

The slow-burning stick that's your fireworks' best friend –
safer than a match and more reliable than a fuse.

 

R

Reloadable Aerial

The fireworks' refill station – a mortar with shells you can
reload for round after round of fun.

 

Report

The fireworks' big bang – the explosive sound that follows a
rocket or cake.

 

Ring Shell

The fireworks' ringmaster – produces a ring-shaped burst in
the sky.

 

Rocket

The fireworks' daredevil – a tube that propels itself into
the sky for a thrilling flight.

 

Roman Candle

The fireworks' candlestick – shoots flaming balls one by one
for a classic display.

 

S

Safe and Sane

The responsible party-goers – fireworks that are all about
fun without the fuss.

 

Salute

The fireworks' shout-out – explodes with a bang to get
everyone's attention.

 

Saturn Shell

The fireworks' planet – a shell that creates a ring around a
central burst.

 

Serpent

The slithering star – spins and shines in the sky like a
dazzling snake.

 

Shell

The fireworks' main event – a device that bursts open to
release stars and effects in the sky.

 

Silver Salute

The flashy firecracker with a silver lining – handle with
care!

 

Single Shot Aerial

The fireworks' solo act – one shell, one burst, one amazing
show.

 

Sky Flyer

The fireworks' high-flyer – spins and soars before bursting
into a special effect.

 

Sky Rocket

The fireworks' rocketeer – propels itself skyward for a
thrilling flight.

 

Smoke Item

The fireworks that make you see colors – produces smoke
effects instead of light or sound.

 

Snakes

The slithering spectacle – lights up with a long, glowing
snake of ash.

 

Snaps

The party popper's loud cousin – throw it down for a bang!

 

Sparkler

The handheld dazzler – a stick that sparkles with light and
fun.

 

Spinner

The fireworks' whirlwind – spins and shines with white
light.

 

Star

The fireworks' shining example – a small pellet that
produces a big burst of light.

 

Strobe

The fireworks' blinker – a blinking effect that shimmers in
the sky.

 

T

Tail

The fiery trail that follows a star – like a comet's tail
but without the space travel.

 

Tourbillion

The fireworks' spinner – spins and shines in the sky like a
dazzling top.

 

Tube

The fireworks' launchpad – a tube that sends shells soaring
into the sky.

U

UFO

The unidentified flying object of fireworks – spins and
soars before bursting into a special effect.

 

W

Wheel

The fireworks' merry-go-round – spins and sparkles in a
circle of fire.

 

Whistle

The fireworks' noisemaker – makes a sharp howling sound as
it flies.

 

Willow

The fireworks' weeping willow – a burst that hangs in the
sky like a golden tree.