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 Fireworks were first introduced to Britain by King Henry VII at his wedding in 1486. The Tudors loved fireworks so much that Elizabeth I even appointed an official 'Fire Master of England'.Up until 1959 it was illegal NOT to celebrate Bonfire Night.Get this, if you've ever had a dream about fireworks, it is likely that you love being the centre of attention and like to show off. It also symbolises exhilaration and enthusiasm.A rocket can reach speeds of up to 150mph or even faste …

Have you considered using fireworks to help raise funds? A firework display can be a valuable tool in the arsenal of anyone looking to raise funds for charity. Whether it be from a small back garden event or a school sports field, to something more like the large displays you see in Ascot or Reading. Fireworks have different meanings to certain people. At Star Fireworks we find many of our customers are representing a charitable cause and wish to use a display as a means of raising funds for the …

Star Fireworks win Business of the Year 2015 at the Pride of Bracknell awards.Multi-award winning Star Fireworks who are based in Bullbrook, Bracknell won Business of the Year 2015 at the Pride of Bracknell Awards on Friday 17th April 2015.The event, organised by the Bracknell News and The Bracknell Regeneration Group, was held at Bracknell and Wokingham College and recognised the achievements of local people from individuals, charities to businesses. The black tie event was sponsored by …

Bracknell based fireworks company Star Fireworks has taken first place in the British Firework Championships ‘Champion of Champions’ competition held in Plymouth on 13th and 14th August 2013. The British Firework Championships see top professional firework display companies from across the UK battle it out each year to be crowned British Champions. The ‘Champion of Champions’ competition is a contest between the British Champions from the past six years. This is the highest level fireworks co …