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Jubilee were privileged to take part in the Danang International Fireworks Contest, which was staged on the banks of the Han River in Vietnam. Other participants included China, Korea, Vietnam and Italy (winners). Organised by International Events Consultants Global 2000, this event is the largest fireworks presentation in Vietnam, and took place on 29th and 30th April before an audience in excess of 100,000.

Our show, entitled The Sparkling Han River, was much admired by the vast crowd and government officials and was broadcast live to a huge TV audience.

Pop star and celebrity Lily Allen married Sam Cooper on 11th June 2011 at the beautiful village Church in Cranham, Gloucester. The evening reception featured a specially commissioned fireworks display by Jubilee.

Lily’s father, actor Keith Allen, composed a ‘sparkler song’ specially for the occasion and, as the fireworks burst in the sky, Lily, Sam and her guests waved their sparklers. Who says that celebrities don’t have innocent fun!?

Large scale outdoor displays are a speciality of ours – but we do other things too! Jubilee’s pyrotechnic skills were used to create some of the stage special effects for the Arcadia Spectacular set at the Glastonbury Festival.

Working in association with partner company Phoenix Fireworks, Jubilee provided high impact visual effects to enhance a stunning performance by the Arcadia team.

Jubilee have provided the finale fireworks for the Isle of Wight Festival since 2008. The Festival, which is one of the largest in the UK, attracts thousands of spectators and the world’s biggest bands.

In 2011, The Kings of Leon made an appearance and Jubilee were asked to provide the spectacular aerial fireworks to accompany their final number.

The annual ‘Bulldog Bash’ is a major annual event held at Long Marston Airfield, near Stratford. 2012 heralded The 25th anniversary of this hugely popular festival, featuring top bands, drag racing and numerous attractions for those who love bikes and anything to do with them.

Jubilee staged a spectacular closing display on the last day of the event.

Fireworks are becoming an increasingly popular addition to Halloween celebrations. The award for our spookiest show must go to Glasgow local authority, who select The Necropolis as the site for their annual Halloween display.

The Necropolis is Glasgow’s communal cemetery and is a site of historic interest in its own right. Fireworks – midnight – cemetery – the ideal halloween experience; enough to scare even the hardiest crew members.