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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
In most of the state, yes. Texas’s fireworks law doesn’t apply to novelties, and the U.S. Department of Transportation doesn’t classify wire sparklers as fireworks, so you can buy and use them any time of year. Cities can still set their own rules, and they differ: Austin allows sparklers on private property, Round Rock bans them, and some cities, like Corinth, require a permit for handheld sparklers at weddings. Counties can also restrict fireworks during drought. Before you order, ask your venue whether sparklers are allowed and check with the local fire marshal. That’s the city fire department inside city limits, or the county fire marshal outside them. This is general information, not legal advice.
Sources:
Texas State Fire Marshal: fireworks rules
Texas Occupations Code §2154.002 (novelties exemption)
City of Austin: items not classified as fireworks
Round Rock fireworks ordinance
Corinth handheld sparkler permit
Texas A&M Forest Service burn ban map
Right here. We ship gold wedding sparklers from our shop in Center, Texas, in three sizes:
8-inch, about 30 to 45 seconds, for toasts and table favors
18-inch, about 1.5 to 2 minutes, for most send-offs (the size many shops call 20-inch)
36-inch, about 3 to 3.5 minutes, for long lines and slow exits
Orders placed by 3 PM Central ship the same day by UPS Ground, and shipping is free on orders over $50.
It depends on that city’s ordinance, so check before you plan your exit. Austin, for example, allows sparklers on private property, while Round Rock bans them. The quickest way to find out is to ask your venue and your wedding planner or coordinator, since they’ve usually fielded the question before. Your city fire department can confirm.
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