Delirium By Vivid Pyrotechnics

154 Shots of Dirty Gold, Vivid Colour and Continuous Sky Coverage

Delirium is Vivid Pyrotechnics operating at the very top of their game. Firing 154 shots from 30mm max bore tubes over a huge 105 seconds, with a full 5/5 noise rating, this is a genuine flagship compound built to hold an audience for its entire duration, not just its finale.

A Jaw-Dropping Opening Sequence

Delirium opens with authority. Vertical pulse firing sends dirty gold tails surging skyward before they burst into gorgeous swimming stars, the effect that fans of quality compounds absolutely love to see. Triple volleys follow, this time dirty gold tails rising to silver swimming stars with a crackle of silver woven through each burst for added texture and presence. This opening sequence alone sets Delirium apart from the crowd.

A fanned volley of lush green swimming star mines then lifts to reveal a sky packed with red darts and green strobe stars, a vivid colour hit that wakes up the whole audience. Dirty gold tails return, this time bursting to gold darts accompanied by vivid blue stars that create a breathtaking contrast against the deep warm gold above. Silver swimming stars and blood red strobes keep the momentum surging forward before a fanned volley of red mines erupts, sending red and green effects radiating across the sky to close out the first section in style.

A Show-Stopping Second Act

Just when you think Delirium has shown everything it has, the second section opens with a completely fresh palette. Red and green tails climb to gold brocades with spit blue silver horse tail cores and time rain, a combination that oozes high-end pyrotechnic quality and gives the sky a rich, layered texture. A compound firework is only as good as its second half, and Delirium delivers here.

A sweeping fan of pink mines lifts to silver blink and red darts, injecting a warm flash of pink into the display before vertical dirty gold and silver effects resume their commanding presence overhead. Then comes one of the standout moments in this firework, a vivid blue fan sweeps across the sky and erupts in deep blue and gold above, a genuinely stunning visual that shows exactly what Vivid Pyrotechnics can do with colour pairing. Pink tails rise to gold brocades scattered with lemon and red stars before the grand finale volley erupts in a huge crackling cloud, bursting open to gold brocade with multi-coloured stars raining above. It’s an ending worthy of the Delirium name.

Why You’ll Love It

• A full 105 seconds of continuous sky coverage across two distinct acts, not just a single sequence
• Signature dirty deep gold effects running throughout, a hallmark of premium pyrotechnic craftsmanship
• Punctuated by vivid blue, blood red strobes, lemon stars and sweeping pink fans for genuine colour variety
• A true flagship compound capable of anchoring a garden display or a professional show on its own

Perfect For

• Loud, high-impact displays wanting one dominant centrepiece
• Bonfire Night and New Year’s Eve finales
• Large gardens and open spaces with room for a 25-metre safety distance
• Professional displays wanting a serious flagship piece

Specifications

Safety Information

Delirium is a Category F3 firework with a specified safety distance of 25 metres. Category F3 fireworks are intended for outdoor use in large open spaces only and require a greater degree of experience and space than garden (F2) fireworks. Always read and follow the manufacturer’s instructions, use the firework only in a suitable large outdoor location, and keep spectators at or beyond the recommended safety distance. Cakes should always be secured so they can’t fall over, watch our safety videos on how to secure your cakes with bricks or wooden stakes.

Never hold a lit firework or return to a firework that has failed to ignite. Children and pets should remain safely away from the firing area.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does Delirium last?

105 seconds, split across two distinct acts with different colour palettes and firing patterns rather than one continuous sequence.

How many shots does Delirium fire?

154 shots from 30mm tubes, driven by 3160g of powder.

Is Delirium a loud firework?

Yes, it carries a 5/5 noise rating and is built for maximum impact.

What safety distance does Delirium require?

The specified safety distance is 25 metres, reflecting its Category F3 classification and 30mm tube size.

What makes Delirium different from other compounds?

Its signature dirty gold effects run throughout the display, punctuated by vivid blue, blood red strobes, lemon stars and pink fans, giving it a distinctive colour palette across a genuinely two-act structure.

Is Delirium suitable for a professional display?

Yes, its scale, 154 shots, 105 seconds and 45-metre effect height, make it capable of anchoring a professional show on its own.

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