Brocade
Common term that describes an effect of woven gold clusters usually bound together within a star burst. | Chrysanthemum
A perfectly spherical burst of tailed stars, very much like the flower it represents. | Comet
A star or other projectile which leaves a glittering, persistent trail behind it. | Crossette
A set of stars that each split into four or five stars and leave a trail as they map the skies. |
Green Bees
A swarm or cluster of points of light that move and dissipate under their own power. Similar to Fish but less vigorous and generally less persistent. | Glitter
A constant spray of strobing glitter effect usually referring to cones and fountains. | Palm
Bright arms of cascading, long lasting starts, shaped to permeate outward like the branches of a palm tree, usually made up of gold or silver stars. | Pearls
A set of bright glowing stars that do not leave a trail but silently rise and dissolve into the heavens. |
Peony
Well used term to describe a perfect expanding sphere to stars that usually change colour as they burst outwards. | Pistil
A central effect sometimes palm like that can be added to a Peony or Chrysanthemum for bigger impact. | Silver Fish
Invariably silver and preceded by a beautiful blue tracer star, they wriggle and swim away from the centre in a silently mesmeric dance. | Spinner
An aerial effect that is usually accompanied by a whirling sound as the stars spin and whirl individually and synchronised to others. |
Stars
A glowing, flaming ball of coloured light or colourless crackle that can rise on their own or burst into variegated mini star-shells. | Strobe
An effect that flickers and flashes in the sky like a gallery of flash bulbs. | Tail
The comet like trail that is left behind the star. | Willow or Falling Leaves
A star burst where all the stars "fall" out of the rocket or star-shell and gently drift down to earth to give a delightful effect, best in gold. |
