Booked weeks out, permitted, exclusion-zoned and weather-dependent on the night, with a deposit that makes the date worth holding.
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A short cold spark or fireworks finale timed to the reception, booked months ahead and held with a deposit against the one Saturday it matters.
A larger permitted display with its own exclusion zone and site plan, quoted and booked well ahead of the permit application deadline.
A cold spark moment timed to a product reveal or an anniversary, priced by duration and booked against the event's exact schedule.
A smaller display on a rural or acreage property, where the site plan is about neighbours and stock rather than a council permit.
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Priced and booked
A deposit taken at booking commits the display properly, protecting the permit and planning work against a date that would otherwise be an optimistic hold.
Scheduled and dispatched
Firing line, exclusion zone reach and neighbour notes sit on the venue's record, so a repeat booking at the same property starts from the plan already built.
On the day
The display can be fully permitted and still called off by wind, which is exactly why the deposit taken months out protects the time already spent.
Get paid
A payment request is sent by email separate from the deposit, so the balance is settled before the crew and the exclusion zone are set up on the night.
Less admin, more bookings
A wedding or a council event locks its date a year out, and a fireworks slot has to be held against that date well before the run sheet exists. Take a deposit at booking so the date is genuinely committed, not a placeholder that quietly gets offered to someone else if a bigger booking comes along.
Where the firing line sits, how far the exclusion zone has to reach, and which neighbours need notifying are facts specific to a venue, not to the event. Keep them on the client or venue's record, and a repeat booking at the same property starts from the plan you already built rather than a fresh site assessment.
A display can be fully paid for, fully permitted and still called off by wind on the day. That risk sits with the display, not the booking process, which is exactly why the deposit taken months out matters: it protects the time already spent on permits and planning regardless of what the sky does on the night.
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Yes. Take a percentage or fixed amount when the booking is made, so the date is committed against the permit and planning work that starts well before the display itself.
On the client or venue's own record, alongside the booking history, so a repeat display at the same site opens with the layout already known.
Yes. List each scale of display as its own priced service, so a two-minute wedding moment and a longer council display are quoted at rates that reflect the actual work.
Yes. Send a payment request by email as the date approaches, separate from the deposit taken at booking, so the balance is settled before the crew is on site.