Yes, it’s a great idea to have fireworks at your wedding. From a photographer’s perspective, it’s a whole new light-source to use! Colorful bursts of lights in the sky can produce awe-inspiring photos in so many ways.
In order to light up the sky, your wedding planner has to work with multiple public departments and meet various safety regulations well in advance. Be sure to plan ahead to gain permission to use fireworks on your wedding night.
Have an amazing Fourth of July everyone!
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