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Bonfire Night, without the bangs.

A choreographed laser finale gives Bonfire Night everything the crowd came for — colour filling the sky, a soundtrack, a big finish — with none of what gets fireworks banned: no explosions frightening pets and livestock, no fallout zone eating half your field, no cancellation when it rains. And unlike fireworks, it can run twice.

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What we stock

32W IP65 Show Lasersfrom hire fleet →7W Laser Cubesfrom hire fleet →

Ready-made packages

Skyline Laser Showview package →The Whole Nightview package →

Why events are switching

Councils and venues are tightening firework rules every year — noise complaints, animal welfare, debris. Lasers sidestep all of it: the show runs close to the crowd, in any rain, and the 'fireworks budget' becomes a show you can repeat for the late crowd.

Book early

November Fridays and Saturdays go first — the same four sky tracers can only be in one field at a time. Summer enquiries get the pick of dates.

Questions we get asked

Is a laser show as good as fireworks?

Different, and in ways audiences increasingly prefer: continuous rather than bang-pause-bang, choreographed to music, visible for miles, and it doesn't end with smoke drifting over the car park. Plenty of our enquiries start with 'the council won't allow fireworks any more'.

Does rain cancel the show?

No — our outdoor lasers are IP65 weatherproof and beams through rain look even better. Only sustained high wind (which disperses haze) changes the plan, and we design for it at the site survey.

How much does a Bonfire Night laser show cost?

The four-laser Skyline show, fully crewed with safety sign-off and CAA notification, is from £3,950. Add the Big Red Button (£45) and your chair of governors fires the finale.

What space do we need?

Far less than fireworks — no fallout zone. A typical school field or park corner works; we confirm everything on the site survey, which is included.

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