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Silver Tails to Massive Glitter Bursts From Celestial Conquest Celtic Fireworks
Celestial Conquest by Celtic Fireworks fires 36 shots of silver tails building into massive bursts of silver glitter, a single colour cake built entirely around scale and impact.
The Effect
Every one of these 36 shots rises on a silver tail before bursting into a genuinely massive spread of silver glitter. The sequence runs for 40 seconds on a straight firing pattern, with a noise level of 5 out of 5.
Best For
Fired from 30mm tubes, Celestial Conquest suits larger gardens with the extra space that scale requires, ideal for anyone who wants one dominant, single colour centrepiece rather than a mixed multi colour display.
Why You’ll Love It
- 36 shots of silver tails to massive glitter bursts
- A single, consistent colour throughout
- Big bursts from 30mm tubes
- Straight firing pattern to 25 metres
- Only 8 left in stock
- Display Highlights
- Silver Tails to Massive Glitter Bursts
Every shot follows the same path, a silver tail rising into a genuinely large burst of silver glitter, repeated across all 36 shots for a consistent, dominant look.
Perfect For
- Larger garden displays with sufficient open space
- Bonfire Night
- New Year’s Eve
- Anyone after Celestial Conquest fireworks as a single colour centrepiece
- Buyers who want scale over variety
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Celtic Fireworks |
| Product | Celestial Conquest |
| Category | F3 (Advanced Firework) |
| Number of Shots | 36 |
| Duration | Approx. 40 seconds |
| Safety Distance | 25 metres |
| Noise Level | 5/5 (very loud) |
| Effect Height | Approx. 25 metres |
| Firing Pattern | Straight |
| Tube Size | 30mm |
| Powder Weight | 738g |
| Hazard Class | 1.3G |
| Main Colours | Silver |
| Main Effects | Silver Tails & Massive Glitter Bursts |
| Display Style | Single Colour, Large Scale Cake |
Frequently Asked Questions
How many shots do Celestial Conquest fireworks have?
Celestial Conquest by Celtic Fireworks fires 36 shots.
How loud are Celestial Conquest fireworks?
Celestial Conquest has a noise level of 5 out of 5, one of the loudest fireworks on this site.
What effect do Celestial Conquest fireworks produce?
Celestial Conquest fires silver tails that build into massive bursts of silver glitter.
What category are Celestial Conquest fireworks?
Celestial Conquest is a Category F3 firework, a step up from the F2 cakes elsewhere on this site.
Why do Celestial Conquest fireworks need a bigger safety distance?
Due to its Category F3 classification and 30mm tubes, Celestial Conquest requires a minimum safety distance of 25 metres, considerably more than the standard 8m for most F2 garden cakes.
Who makes Celestial Conquest?
Celestial Conquest is made by Celtic Fireworks.
Safety Information
Celestial Conquest is a Category F3 firework. Keep spectators back at least 25 metres, in line with its rated safety distance. Always read and follow the manufacturer’s instructions before use, and only light fireworks in a suitable outdoor location with sufficient open space. Never hold a lit firework and never return to one that has failed to ignite.
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