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Lagniappe Pyrotechnics and Special Effects

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A little something extrathen the whole sky.

Lagniappe designs, permits, and fires professional displays for civic holidays, sporting events, and the private nights people keep. We stay through cleanup.

Gold and violet fireworks bursting over dark water at night.

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01 — Display pyrotechnics

Civic nights, fired clean.

Fairs, festivals, and the holidays a town plans its year around. We design the display, secure the permits, crew the shoot, and leave the grounds the way we found them.

Displays
Gold and purple fireworks bursting above a fairgrounds ferris wheel at night.

02 — Sporting events

The cue the crowd feels.

College, minor league, high school, racing, and rodeos. Timed cues for introductions, anthems, scores, and the lap after the flag — scaled to the venue and the people who approve it.

Sporting
Gold and purple fireworks over a football field at night, seen from the stands, with goal posts and yard lines visible.

03 — Special occasions

Close enough to feel. Far enough to be safe.

Weddings, engagements, and gender reveals. Cold-spark fountains for a first dance, a short send-off when the site allows it, and a crew that treats the venue like a home.

Occasions
A bride and groom on a night dance floor, with cold-spark fountains, low fog, and a lighted LOVE sign.

A night, in order

How the show actually runs.

Three kinds of night. Same standard: plan it, permit it, fire it, and leave the site clean.

  1. 7:30p

    Site secured

    Fallout zone clear. Credentials, product, and the site plan ready for the authority having jurisdiction.

  2. 8:50p

    Anthem

    A quiet gold lift. Enough light to honor the moment, not enough to talk over it.

  3. 9:00p

    Opening

    Wide peonies in gold and violet. The crowd learns the scale of the night in the first minute.

  4. 9:06p

    Body

    Musical if you booked it that way. Willows, crossettes, and room to breathe between them.

  5. 9:18p

    Finale

    A rapid barrage, then silence. The silence is part of the design.

  6. After

    Strike

    Gear comes out. Spent fallout is swept. The grounds are returned.

Plan this night

From the paperwork to the finale.

  1. 01

    Plan

    The look of the night, the product, and the cueing. Aerial shells where the distance exists. Close-proximity effects where it does not.

  2. 02

    Permit

    Site plan, distances, crew credentials, and insurance for the authority having jurisdiction. We stay for the inspection.

  3. 03

    Fire

    Licensed operators on the shoot. Nothing freelanced, and nothing handed to venue staff to figure out.

  4. 04

    Leave it clean

    Strike the gear. Sweep the fallout. The grounds, the field, or the dance floor is part of the job.

Tell us the date. We'll tell you if the site can hold it.

Plan a show