Fireworks Safety: 5 Tips Every Shooter Should Know

Fireworks are all about fun, but every great show starts with one thing: safety. Whether you’re lighting a single fountain in the backyard or planning a full finale, these simple reminders will help keep your celebration safe and stress-free.

1. Keep Water Close

Always have a hose, bucket of water, or fire extinguisher nearby. A quick response is the best way to prevent a small spark from becoming a big problem.

2. Protect Your Eyes

Safety glasses aren’t just for professionals. A stray spark can ruin a good night in seconds — so keep those eyes covered.

3. Designate a Shooter

Only one person should light the fireworks. A clear chain of command keeps the crowd safe and the show organized.

4. Don’t Relight Duds

If a firework doesn’t go off, don’t pick it up or try again. Wait 15–20 minutes, then soak it in water before disposal.

5. Respect the Distance

Check the safety instructions on each firework. Bigger items like aerial repeaters and artillery shells need more space than fountains or novelties.

🎆 Want to Take It Further?

If you’re ready to step beyond the basics, our Super Show 1.4G Pro Safety Class is for you.

🧨 Class Details:

• When: Saturday, Oct 4 10am to 12pm 

• Where: Marietta, GA

• Cost: $75 per person

• Includes: Certification for Super Show Fireworks

🎯 Completing this class allows you to purchase 1.4G professional-grade fireworks — the same kind used in larger shows.

💥 Exclusive Bonus: On the day of the class, class participants will receive 20% OFF all fireworks purchases — including pro fireworks.

👉 Can’t make this class? Contact Brian our Pro Fireworks Expert and we’ll add your name to the list for the next class.

Seats are limited, so reserve your spot today and level up your fireworks game.

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📸 Stay safe, shoot smart, and make every celebration one to remember.