>Available color: white, green, yellow, red, pink, purple. Random color choice
>Biodegradable, Flame Resistant, Non Hazardous, SAFE!
>Per pack content: one lantern, one fuel cell
>Total 100 pieces
>Flight Height: Up to 1000m
>Flight Duration: About 10 minutes
>Size: APPROX 39"height x 23.6"top diameter x 15.7"bottom diameter (100 x 60 x 40CM)

You can also personalize the sky lantern. Write and paint loves name, family member's name, love words, poems, and any other what you want. Then make a wish.

Sky lanterns are the perfect, safe alternative to a fireworks display that can provide a finale to your big day that you and your guests will remember for ever!

Idea for wedding, party, holiday, birthday, and other celebrations


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About sky lantern
According to popular lore, the Kongming Lantern was the first hot air balloon, said to be invented by the sage and military strategist Zhuge Liang, whose reverent term of address (i.e. Chinese style name) was Kongming. They were first deployed at the turn of the 3rd century as a type of signalling balloon or, it is claimed, as a type of spy blimp in warfare. Alternately the name may come from the lantern's resemblance to the hat Kongming is traditionally shown to be wearing.
It is likely that this technological discovery is misattributed because of the Chinese historical practice of attributing great discoveries to significant historical figures rather than to the actual inventors. According to the sinologist and historian of science Joseph Needham, the Chinese experimented with mini-hot air balloons from as early as the 3rd century BC - which suggests that the attribution of its invention to Kongming is indeed apocryphal. Later non-military applications were employed as they became popular with children at carnivals. These lanterns were subsequently incorporated into festivals like the Chinese Mid-Autumn and Lantern Festivals. Pingsi in the Taipei County of Taiwan holds an annual Lantern Festival in which sky lanterns are released.
The people of Northern Thailand also have a variation on sky lanterns. These are known as Khoom Loy. Northern Thai people use sky lanterns all year round,for celebrations and other special occasions.One festival in particular is the Loy Kratong festival in which lovers and partners gather on the riverbanks to float flowers and candles, launch fireworks and release sky lanterns together.It is considered good luck to release a sky lantern, and many Thais believe they are symbolic of problems and worries floating away.