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Strawberry Margarita (SWC2394) by Sunwing Fireworks is a colorful 61-shot, 500-gram aerial cake that serves up a refreshing mix of brilliant colors, strobes, falling leaves, chrysanthemums, brocade crowns, and long-lasting gold effects. With a high shot count and a panoramic firing pattern, Strawberry Margarita is built to spread its effects across a broad section of the night sky.
This Sunwing Fireworks cake combines vibrant red and blue stars with shimmering white and red strobes, drifting leaves, time rain, gold titanium willows, and crackling effects. Its changing firing patterns and layered effect combinations keep the performance moving from beginning to end before finishing with an energetic red crackling finale.
Strawberry Margarita opens with bright red tails rising into red aerial bursts accented by flashing white strobes. The colorful opening transitions into brocade crown tail effects, quickly establishing the combination of bold color and shimmering gold that runs throughout the performance.
As the 61-shot sequence continues, blue stars contrast against red and green falling leaves, producing a colorful layered look with slower-moving effects drifting beneath the brighter aerial stars.
The performance then introduces red strobe mines and time rain lance effects, adding action closer to the launch level while additional aerial effects continue overhead. Blue tails rise into combinations of red and blue chrysanthemums, adding fuller, flower-shaped breaks to the display.
With 61 total shots, Strawberry Margarita offers considerably more activity than a traditional lower-shot-count 500-gram cake. Sunwing uses that larger shot count to create a performance with multiple phases rather than repeating one aerial effect throughout the cake.
The panoramic configuration helps spread those effects across the sky. V-shaped brocade crown tails expand the visual footprint, while wider sequences combine mines, time rain, colored stars, and aerial breaks.
This combination of shot count and firing pattern makes Strawberry Margarita a strong choice for adding both width and sustained activity to a fireworks display.
One of Strawberry Margarita's strengths is the variety of textures packed into its performance. Fast-moving stars and tails are contrasted with slower effects such as falling leaves, brocade crowns, and shimmering time rain.
Bright reds and blues provide strong color throughout the cake, while green leaves and white strobes add contrast. Chrysanthemum effects expand into fuller aerial patterns, while brocade effects introduce warm gold tones that linger against the darker sky.
The changing combinations prevent the 61-shot performance from feeling repetitive and give each section its own distinctive appearance.
As Strawberry Margarita moves toward its closing sequence, the display shifts heavily toward gold.
Gold tails rise into large gold titanium willow effects accented by gold plum, creating a rich, cascading look that hangs in the sky longer than the faster-moving color effects earlier in the performance.
The transition to gold gives the later portion of the cake a noticeably different character and creates a natural build toward the final shots.
After the colorful strobes, leaves, chrysanthemums, and gold willows, Strawberry Margarita closes with additional energy.
The final sequence uses cracker tails leading into red coco crackling effects, bringing more sound and texture into the finish. The crackle provides a sharp contrast to the graceful gold effects immediately before it and gives the 61-shot cake a clearly defined ending.
From the first red-and-white strobe combinations through the final crackling breaks, Strawberry Margarita delivers a varied performance packed with changing colors and aerial textures.
