About
Sky Lanterns were originally used hundreds of years ago as signaling devices by the military, as the omitted light from the sky lantern can be seen from miles around. More recently they are used for celebrations and other special occasions, one festival in particular in which sky lanterns or khom loy (their Thai name) are used is the famous Loy Krathong festival in Thailand. Folklore has it that the lanterns carry away with them bad spirits and misfortune high into the sky and far away leaving behind only good luck and fortune for the releaser. Over the past several years they have become more and more popular due to tourists visiting Thailand and seeing them in action as well as films such as "The Beach".
When our lanterns are simultaneously released into the night sky they create a truly mesmerizing display, which is both noiseless and environmentally friendly. They are ideally suited for a multitude of functions such as weddings, birthdays, anniversaries, New Year celebrations and the like.
Sky Lanterns also known as Chinese Flying Lanterns, Chinese Sky Lanterns, Thai Sky Lanterns, Wedding Lanterns, Fire Balloons, Flying lanterns, Floating Lanterns, Sky Balloons, UFO Balloons, Sky Candles, Wish Lanterns, Thai Paper Lanterns, Fire Lanterns, Glo Lanterns, Khoom Fay, Khom Fei, Khoom Loy, Khom Loy, Khoom Khwan, Kung Ming, Sky Lantaarns, Sky Laternen, Himmelslaternen, Skylaternen, Feuerlaternen, Feuerballon, Fluglaternen, utilise the latent energy of fire, all you have to do is light a lantern then watch it floating high in the sky creating a really unforgettable moment.
Our fully biodegradable lanterns are made out of recycled acid-free paper, non-toxic waste wax and reclaimed bamboo. Supplied with a full safety guide and are available in various shapes, sizes and colours with simple to use instructions:
Attach the fuel cell
Extend the lantern to its full height
Light the fuel cell
Wait for the hot air to fill the lantern
Release and Enjoy!!!!!
Of course flight time, altitude and distance achieved are always dependant on local weather conditions together with any local safety restrictions. When the onboard fuel cell extinguishes the lantern will parachute slowly back to earth.