This confetti is made from biodegradable paper and is designed to break down naturally after use, reducing its environmental impact compared to traditional plastic confetti.

Paper confetti stands out for its lightness, its slow fall and the option of using biodegradable varieties. Metallised confetti reflects stage lighting more intensely and produces a shinier finish, although it is heavier and requires particular attention to be paid to cleaning up afterwards.

For outdoor events, biodegradable paper confetti is usually the preferred choice. It is also important to take into account wind conditions, the area over which the confetti will fall, the venue’s layout and the organiser’s requirements before deciding on the type and quantity of confetti.

Metallic confetti creates intense reflections under spotlights and moving lights. Laser or fluorescent confetti may be more suitable when the show’s design includes UV lighting or specific conditions that can enhance that finish.

Yes, but to maintain an even distribution, it is best to mix materials of similar sizes and weights. Combining colours within the same family usually works better than mixing light paper and heavy metallic paper in random proportions.

The quantity depends on the width and height of the space, the number of shots, the duration of the effect, the machine and the desired visual density. To calculate it correctly, we need to know the set-up and the specific timing of the show.

Not always. Each machine has specific size, weight and loading requirements. Before use, check the machine’s specifications or consult our team to avoid blockages, uneven distribution or lower-than-expected performance.

Confetti creates a cloud or shower made up of many small pieces. Streamers form long strips that trace more defined paths and remain visible above the audience or the stage. Both effects can be used separately or combined.

To synchronise the launch with music, lighting or a technical signal, electric cartridges, controllable cannons or professional machines integrated into the show’s control system are commonly used.

Hide content: Yes, provided that the equipment is suitable for the venue and that the technical specifications, venue regulations, safety distances and cleaning plan are adhered to. The presence of ventilation, detectors and sensitive equipment must also be taken into account.

Yes. Please let us know the type of event, the dimensions of the venue, whether it will be indoors or outdoors, the effect you’re looking for and the equipment available. We’ll advise you on the consumables, the launch system and an appropriate quantity.