Aerial Fireworks - Sky Show

Not all aerial fireworks rise hundreds of feet into the air, as you might see in a large scale sky show; plenty are safe for you to light off in your backyard or the local park and will rise only a few dozen feet. Unlike ground-based fireworks, aerial-based fireworks rise up-up-up, making them more dynamic and fun for you and your group to watch.

There are all manner of sky fireworks to choose from, and many different styles behave differently once lit. If you are looking for a particular type of aerial firework, you can refine your search by filtering for brand, color effect, display level and more — or you can contact our customer service for help.

It doesn’t matter what kind of sky fireworks you want — we have them at Red Apple! Some examples of aerial fireworks you can find available in bulk include:

• Aerial shells, or mortars, which are individual fireworks that launch high into the air and explode.
• Aerial repeaters, or “cakes,” which consist of a bundle of mortars that follow a preset firing routine.
• Aerial display tubes, which contain more intricate patterns and more unique colors than mortars or cakes.
• Skyrockets, which are missile-shaped tubes that trace their ascent into the sky before exploding.
• Roman candles, which are tubes of various sizes packed with multiple pyrotechnic effects.
• Sky spinners, which twirl as they launch from the ground into the sky.

As is true of all pyrotechnics, you should read any and all directions that come with your aerial fireworks purchase before you use them. Airborne fireworks are not meant to be held in the hand, and you should only light them in a cleared area where they will not shower sparks on trees, shrubs or structures. The Consumer Product Safety Commission has other tips and tricks for staying safe while enjoying all manner of pyrotechnics.

Red Apple only sells the highest quality pyrotechnics, which are manufactured under strict guidelines. Additionally, fireworks sold on our site undergo rigorous testing for stress and heat, which helps to keep users safe.