Fireworks for ceremonies and national days
National days, openings, inaugurations and season launches: Pyred designs and fires fireworks and special effects for public celebrations in Belgium, Luxembourg, France and the Middle East.
A public celebration has one audience: everyone.
What makes a ceremony different
Ceremonies take place in city centres, on squares, in harbours and in stadiums, often with dignitaries present and a large, free audience. That means close cooperation with the city, the police and the fire service, and a show that runs exactly to the protocol.
By day we work with coloured smoke and daytime effects; at night with fireworks, flames and lasers.
References
- New Year’s Eve at the Burj Khalifa for Emaar, Dubai, 2025
- Opening of the Gentse Feesten, 2022
- Belgian National Day, 2023
- Luxembourg National Day, 2023–2025
- French National Day in Troyes, 2024–2026
- AAT 25, Dudelange, Luxembourg, 2025
- 250 years of the United States, Belgium, 2026
- Opening of the new lock in Terneuzen, a Belgian-Dutch project
- Opening of the AFC Asian Cup, Qatar, 2023
- FIFA Arab Cup opening ceremony, Al Bayt Stadium, Qatar, 2025
- Riyadh Season opening, Saudi Arabia, 2022
- Leila – The Land of Imagination, Saudi Arabia, 2019–2020
- Union Fortress 8, United Arab Emirates, 2022
Effects for public celebrations
- Fireworks and pyro shows, from a single moment to a full finale
- Coloured smoke and daytime fireworks
- Flames and lasers for evening shows
- Confetti for the moment of the ribbon, the button or the toast
Other sectors
Pyred works for every kind of stage:
Frequently asked questions
Who arranges the permits?
The organiser applies for the event permit; we prepare the safety documentation for the fireworks and coordinate with the city and the fire service.
Can fireworks be used during the day?
Yes. For daytime ceremonies we use coloured smoke and daytime effects that stay visible in daylight.
Do you work abroad?
Yes. Pyred Europe works from Affligem, near Brussels; Pyred Middle East from Dubai.