Coloured Smoke
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Coloured smoke creates a striking visual effect on stage, at photo shoots and at events. It is ideal for highlighting moments, gender reveal parties, shows and creative presentations where you want a special atmosphere without explosive effects.
Why choose coloured smoke?
Coloured smoke lets you create emotion and visual dynamics without noise, so it works well at events with children or animals. It is a popular choice at gender reveal parties, stage shows and in photo and video production, where tone, intensity and duration matter.
How to choose the right product?
When choosing, consider the colour you want and the intensity of the smoke. Smaller smoke bombs suit short effects, while bigger ones can visually fill a wider area. The colour should support the style of the event – for example pink or blue for a gender reveal, gold and silver for stage shows, or red for dramatic presentations.
Safety tips
Use the product when there is little wind and keep the smoke directed away from people. Do not use indoors. If the event takes place in a public place, check for any restrictions and make sure the smoke will not trigger automatic fire systems. The 18+ age limit also applies to smoke products.
FAQ
Can coloured smoke be used indoors?
No. Use coloured smoke outdoors only: indoors it can set off smoke detectors and the room is hard to air out. We recommend checking with the event organiser beforehand.
How long does the smoke last?
The average duration is 20–60 seconds depending on the product and its size. Some professional models can sustain the effect for longer.
Is coloured smoke safe for children?
The product itself is in the 18+ category, but in terms of the visual effect it is suitable for a child-friendly event, as there are no explosions. Do not let children near the point of ignition.

















