Fireworks Night, otherwise known as Guy Fawkes\u2019 Night or Bonfire Night, is a quintessentially UK celebration, marking the time that Guy Fawkes and his co-conspirators didn\u2019t blow up the Houses of Parliament on the 5th November.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s an obvious one of course, but if you\u2019re hosting a Fireworks Night event, fireworks are a must! If If you do tackle the display yourself, make sure you do so responsibly and safely, and adhere to Government safety rules. And with fireworks, must come sparklers too, so make sure you get plenty of these, as people do love them!<\/p>\n If you\u2019re not looking to be as traditional as this, you could always have some of the masks of Guy Fawkes, that feature in the film V for Vendetta, or why not make a bonfire cake with a little Guy Fawkes on top?<\/p>\n Catering at events<\/a> is important; mainly because it\u2019s a great way of warming up the crowds with some hearty food. Serving jacket potatoes has always been a classic, but why not take this further with these shepherd\u2019s pies, cooked in a baked potato shell?<\/p>\n Cooking a large dish of chilli is always a crowd pleaser and is easy to make in a big batch. Or why not consider cooking up some bangers with a bit of fire (keeping it on theme) by adding some chilli for chilli sausages?<\/p>\n Whilst hearty food may keep everyone warm, it\u2019s worth making some visually pleasing treats that fit in with the theme of the night, like bonfire cakes, firework cookies and chocolate sparkle<\/p>\n There are different ways to approach Fireworks Night, whether you decide to go for something traditional, with traditional food and drink; or decide to go all-out and add a few twists and turns to surprise your guests, creating more of a spectacle. Whatever you do, make sure everyone is warm, cosy, safe and enjoying some of that autumnal fresh air!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Fireworks Night, otherwise known as Guy Fawkes\u2019 Night or Bonfire Night, is a quintessentially UK celebration, marking the time that Guy Fawkes and his co-conspirators didn\u2019t blow up the Houses of Parliament on the 5th November. It\u2019s an obvious one … Continue reading
\nyou don\u2019t think you\u2019ll feel safe running the display yourself, you could hire a company to come in and do it for you<\/a>.<\/p>\n