Here’s How to Use Smoke Bombs for Stunning Wedding Photos

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Yes, they can. And the sparks can also burn if you aren’t careful. Set them off in the distance and get some help from a vendor or friend. After setting the smoke bomb down, if you are 2-3 feet away and just standing in the smoke cloud, it should NOT stain your clothing or anything for that matter. They can stain the ground though if left on their sides…definitely something to think about when you’re planning on when and how to use smoke bombs in your day. 

Do smoke bombs stain?

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If you plan to use on your wedding day, we recommend doing a test run prior to the wedding day (not in your wedding clothes!!!) just to make sure the ones you bought don’t stain.

Do smoke bombs stain?

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You’ll want to be photo-ready—the longest ones last about 90 seconds! And once you pull the trigger, it takes up to 10 seconds to fully release.

How long do smoke bombs last?

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Yes! In fact, the effect can be REALLY cool. Just make sure you have some good backlighting to capture the mood.

Can you use smoke bombs at night?

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Definitely be aware of high winds (if there are high winds you won’t want to use them) and inhaling the smoke. You should also consider crowds and highly flammable areas. You should be in an open area outdoors and avoid any areas that are overly dry and susceptible to catching fire. Bring a metal bucket to drop used smoke bombs and a bottle of water to make sure they’re fully extinguished. Let’s be safe + smart out there!!

Are smoke bombs safe?

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See if your photographer has worked with smoke bombs before! There are a few tricks of the trade and ideas they may have to capture that perfect shot. You can even do a few practice rounds before lighting the plumes! If you have any photos for inspiration (ahem, plenty of which are below!), be sure to send those over ahead of time.

How should I plan with my photographer?

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Smoke bombs are considered a firework and therefore are banned in many local and national parks. This might also apply to your venue, so do research in advance to make sure you are allowed to use them for your photos. By the way, this also means you can’t fly with smoke bombs in your luggage!

Can you use smoke bombs in public?

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We recommended these two companies: 1. Smoke Effect 2. Shutter Bombs Both of these companies sell wire pull smoke bombs (you don’t need to light anything, just pull the wire) and they burn cool, not hot. Plus these smoke bombs were made for smoke bomb photographers! And the part we love? These smoke bombs are non-toxic smoke with a fully biodegradable body.

Where can I buy smoke bombs for photography?

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