Glory and Grace by Lesli Fireworks | 78 Shot F2 30mm Compound

Lesli Fireworks Glory and Grace — F2 30mm Compound | 78 Shots | 45 Seconds | 1169.8g NEC | Code S Range

Out of a Biblical Scene

The name says everything. Glory and Grace — two words that sound like they belong in a biblical scene, and a product that lives up to every syllable of them. This is a 78 shot Category F2 compound from Lesli Fireworks' prestigious Code S range, firing from maximum bore 30mm tubes to reach effect heights of 20-30 metres and extraordinary widths of 30-40 metres over 45 seconds of pure pyrotechnic artistry.

With 1169.8g NEC and a safety distance of just 8 metres, Glory and Grace is one of the most visually stunning F2 compound fireworks available in the UK. No wonder they called it Glory and Grace.

Opening Sequence — Dirty Gold Brocade with Red Comet Tips

Glory and Grace opens with immediate authority. Dirty gold comet tails power skyward from those magnificent 30mm tubes before breaking into sweeping dirty gold brocade with red comet tips and a beautiful hint of red strobe. Rich, warm and immediately commanding — the kind of opening that makes every audience member straighten up and pay attention. The same punching sequence then repeats with green comet tips and a hint of green strobe — the shift from red to green within the same dirty gold brocade framework creating an immediate sense of variety and depth.

The Cheeky Little V Fan — with Red Ghost Strobe

Then Glory and Grace does something unexpected. Out of the powerful brocade sequence comes a cheeky tight V fan — a compact, precise fan firing pattern with red ghost strobe that adds a playful, almost mischievous moment of variety to the display. It is the kind of effect that makes audiences smile — a sudden shift in firing geometry that breaks the rhythm perfectly before the next extraordinary sequence arrives.

The Halley's Comet Stars — Just as You Go Wow

And then, just as you go wow — just as the V fan has caught you off guard — out of nowhere pop the most extraordinary effect in the entire display. Halley's comet stars — comet-like stars that spiral and twist through the sky with a helical, corkscrew trajectory that seems almost impossible for a firework to produce. They appear suddenly, without warning, from the midst of the sequence — and the audience reaction is always the same. Pure disbelief, followed immediately by wanting to see them again.

The sequence repeats itself — dirty gold brocade, green comets, the cheeky V fan, the hally's stars — before Glory and Grace shifts into a new dimension entirely.

Huge 30mm Bursts — Dirty Gold with Green Stars

Those huge 30mm tube bursts release into dirty gold brocade with green stars — wide, sky-filling breaks of extraordinary scale that demonstrate exactly why 30mm maximum bore tubes produce such a dramatically different result to standard bore alternatives. Then the same sequence fires again — but this time with the Sicilian lemon effect. That intense, vivid, sunlit yellow that Wayne described as being like a freshly cut lemon on a Sicilian market stall in full afternoon sun — here appearing as the star colour within the dirty gold brocade, creating a warm, glowing combination of extraordinary beauty. Not a dart on each break — just pure, clean Sicilian lemon against dirty gold.

Back to Green — and That Cheeky V Fan Again

The sequence repeats in aqua green before the cheeky little V fan returns — this time with those amazing halley's comet stars popping and strobing red. The return of these two effects after their earlier appearance creates a beautiful structural echo — a sense of choreography and intention that elevates Glory and Grace above a simple sequence of effects into something that feels genuinely composed.

Limoncello Sicilian Lemon — Again

The Sicilian lemon sequence returns — another volley of that vivid, sunlit yellow against dirty gold brocade — before the display moves into its most dramatic sequence yet. Another sequence of aqua green building the anticipation before Glory and Grace explodes into its finale.

The Finale — Salvo After Salvo of Chrysanthemum Crackle

Glory and Grace saves its most spectacular moment for the very end. Titanium chrysanthemum crackle with coloured peony stars erupts across the sky before the display delivers its ultimate statement — salvo after salvo of chrysanthemum crackle from head to toe within the mine lift. Shot after shot of chrysanthemum crackle rising on mine lifts, filling the entire sky from the ground up with a cascading, crackling mass of light and energy that seems to go on and on until the very last grain of composition is spent. Those amazing shooting stars threading through the chrysanthemum crackle as it peaks give the finale a final touch of grace that perfectly bookends the glory of everything that came before it.

No wonder they called it Glory and Grace.

Build the Ultimate Display

Glory and Grace works brilliantly alongside fellow Code S range companion Voodoo Queen by Lesli Fireworks — together the two Code S compounds create a display of extraordinary artistic depth and variety. Add Midnight Legend from the Yakuza range for a three compound Lesli display that covers every mood and effect from jewel-toned peonies to dirty gold willow artistry. Browse our full display packs to complete your show.

Why Choose Glory and Grace?

• 78 shots from 30mm maximum bore tubes — the largest legal consumer tube size
• 45 seconds of biblical pyrotechnic theatre — no two sequences the same
• 1169.8g NEC — serious F2 compound power
• Effect width 30-40 metres — one of the widest sky coverages in the F2 category
• Dirty gold brocade in multiple colourways — red, green and Sicilian lemon tip stars
• Helix comet stars — the effect that makes every audience go wow
• Cheeky tight V fan with red ghost strobe — playful, precise and perfectly timed
• Sicilian lemon sequence — a sunlit yellow of extraordinary vibrancy
• Salvo after salvo of chrysanthemum crackle in the mine lift — a finale from head to toe
• Only 8 metre safety distance — remarkable for a 30mm compound of this power
• Part of the Code S range — Lesli's most artistically sophisticated collection
• CE certified (2806-F2-009906) — fully compliant with UK safety regulations

Specifications

• Category: F2 Compound
• Range: Code S by Lesli Fireworks
• Shots: 78
• Duration: Approx. 45 seconds
• Firing Pattern: Straight with V fan sequences
• Tube Calibre: 30mm maximum bore
• Effect Height: 20-30 metres
• Effect Width: 30-40 metres
• NEC: 1169.8g
• Total Weight: 8.5kg
• Dimensions: 580 × 210 × 150mm
• Safety Distance: 8 metres
• Hazard Class: 1.4G
• CE Certificate: 2806-F2-009906
• Product Code: 03910
• Manufacturer: Lesli Fireworks
• Age Restriction: 18+