Do both. They both complement eachother quite well as long you're not aiming to emulate those bigger shows at home.

Jul 1, 2024
9:17:39am

mokelembembe All-American

That's been the flaw of some of the neighborhood type shows I've been to in recent years. They're like trying to impress the other adults or something. They got the stuff that looks pretty in the sky....but not enough of the classics.

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Trying to do your own fireworks show is dumb. Go to a professional show instead.

Nikomedes

Jul 1, 8:38am

None of the "professionals" will let me have roman candle fights

COUGND

Jul 1, 8:40am

I agree. Not generally accepted view though. I think there are more important

EM_Puma

Jul 1, 8:53am

Do both. They both complement eachother quite well as long you're not aiming to emulate those bigger shows at home.

mokelembembe

Jul 1, 9:17am

My neighbors $4500 show is better than 95% of the "pro" shows within an hour of my house.

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