Kindle Arts

The show is built to fit your event rather than dropped into the middle of it. That might mean a featured fire set once it's properly dark, LED trails glowing through an indoor reception, or roaming performance while guests eat and drink and slowly clock that someone is spinning fire ten metres away. Every booking starts with a chat about your space, your schedule and the feel you're after. On the day: early arrival, quiet setup, the performance, then a clean pack down. The soundtrack can be prepared beforehand or run through your DJ. Festivals, weddings, markets, corporate nights and backyard parties are all in the history.

Fire is outdoors only. It wants a flat open area of at least five by five metres with four metres of clearance from guests, structures and anything overhanging, on grass, dirt, sand or concrete rather than synthetic turf or decking. Venue permission gets confirmed up front, and access 45 minutes ahead for setup and safety checks. Bad weather or a total fire ban, and the LED show runs instead. LED needs a four by four metre area indoors or out, and looks best under low or dimmable lighting. Equipment, fuel, safety gear and a spotter for fire sets are all included, and a PA can come along if the space has no sound of its own.

Four ways in. The Spark is roving performance among your guests, LED or fire, running 10 to 30 minutes, which suits cocktail hour, markets and festival grounds. The Blaze is the centrepiece: a choreographed 10 minute fire set to a prepared soundtrack. The Full Burn puts the two together, with the featured fire set and 30 minutes of roaming either side of it, and that's the one most weddings end up choosing. There's also a beginner flow workshop as an add-on, 45 to 90 minutes, no fire involved, good for parties, team days and festivals. Custom lengths and multi-set festival bookings are worth asking about.