Do You Know The Real Names For These Types Of Firework?

It involves a ball of sparks expanding before a final, bright burst of sparks, each leaving trails as they fall to the ground.

A modern firework featuring lots of crackling, strobing effects.

Notable for its spiralling ascent.

It's fired from a mortar and leaves a shimmering trail behind it. Several are often launched to explode close together, to create overlapping bursts.

Like the weeping willow, see?

Notable for its intricate, overlapping lines, made by several projectiles fired out of the main shell as it bursts.

It has a rounded air burst effect.

They're a relatively quiet firework that come in lots of different colours. They're often launched in bursts.

Pretty much the classic firework effect: concentric spheres of sparks in a symmetrical burst.

Because it looks a bit like a palm tree, obviously.

Which is the sticky-up bit in the middle of a flower. It's a bit like a Chrysanthemum, but with an extra, central burst.

It's designed to mimic the rapid flickering of strobe lighting, by launching stars out of its main shell which brighten and dim in a rapid sequence.