Firework Effects:
Brocade
Brocade
Common term that describes an effect of woven gold clusters usually bound together within a star burst.
Chrysanthemumm
Chrysanthemumm
A perfectly spherical burst of tailed stars, very much like the flower it represents
Comet
Comet
A star or other projectile which leaves a glittering, persistent trail behind it
Crossette
Crossette
A set of stars that each split into four or five stars and leave a trail as they map the skies
Glitter
Glitter
A constant spray of strobing glitter effect usually referring to cones and fountains
Green Bees
Green Bees
A swarm or cluster of points of light that move and dissipate under their own power. Similar to Fish but less vigorous and generally less persistent
Palm
Palm
Bright arms of cascading, long lasting starts, shaped to permeate outward like the branches of a palm tree, usually made up of gold or silver stars
Pearls
Pearls
A set of bright glowing stars that do not leave a trail but silently rise and dissolve into the heavens
Peony
Peony
Well used term to describe a perfect expanding sphere to stars that usually change colour as they burst outwards
Pistil
Pistil
A central effect sometimes palm like that can be added to a Peony or Chrysanthemum for bigger impact
Silver Fish
Silver Fish
Invariably silver and preceded by a beautiful blue tracer star, they wriggle and swim away from the centre in a silent mesmeric dance
Spinner
Spinner
An aerial effect that is usually accompanied by a whirling sound as the stars spin and whirl individually and synchronised to others
Stars

A glowing, flaming ball of coloured light or colourless crackle that can rise on their own or burst into variegated mini star-shells
Strobe
Strobe
An effect that flickers and flashes in the sky like a gallery of flash bulbs
Tail
Tail
The comet like trail that is left behind the star
Willow

A star burst where all the stars ‘fall’ out of the rocket or star-shell and gently drift down to earth to give a delightful effect