LABOTA 5 Pack Chinese Sky Lanterns - Eco Friendly, 100% Biodegradable Wire-Free Fire Resistant Paper Lantern to Release in Sky,Weddings & Parties & Festivals (Set of 5,Red)

These Chinese flying lanterns are absolutely stunning. The soft cream color gives them a delicate, elegant look, making them perfect for celebrations, weddings, or special events. The size is generous, allowing them to float gracefully and be visible from a distance, creating a magical atmosphere. The quality is excellent – the paper feels durable, and the frames are sturdy enough to hold the lanterns in place without collapsing. They are very easy to use, with simple instructions that make lighting and launching straightforward, even for beginners. I also appreciate the value for money, as you get multiple lanterns in the set without compromising on quality. Beyond their beauty, they are surprisingly reliable in flight, giving a smooth and steady ascent. They also burn safely for a good amount of time, allowing everyone to enjoy the spectacle. Overall, these lanterns are a wonderful combination of elegance, functionality, and affordability, making them a fantastic choice for any festive occasion.

Great item easy to use and fun for all ages

Terrible, wouldn’t light and was holes in them all!

I buy these type of lanterns every year and found these to be generally of good quality: Pros: - Well packaged (individually wrapped) - Once lit they heat up quickly and work well Cons: - One of the lanterns was torn at the top so couldn't be used - You really need 2 people to get this setup right (as well as having the right conditions - i.e. sheltered from wind) Overall, positive experience and it is a really nice sight to see them float up

These are fantastic items. I buy them every year. Great quality, good value for money and a lot of fun for my family and friends.

disappointed with the quality of the product. The lantern ripped and broke easily, which made it difficult to use. I was expecting a more durable product, but unfortunately, this was not the case. Sky lanterns are a popular and festive way to celebrate special occasions, but they also pose some serious risks to the environment and public safety. In this product review, we will examine the pros and cons of using sky lanterns, and offer some alternatives that are safer and more eco-friendly. Sky lanterns are made of paper, bamboo, and a fuel source that allows them to float in the air. They are often released in large numbers at weddings, birthdays, festivals. The LABOTA 5 Pack Chinese Sky Lanterns offer a visually stunning experience for various celebrations, with their vibrant red hue lighting up the night sky. These lanterns are marketed as eco-friendly and 100% biodegradable, which is a significant plus for environmentally conscious consumers. The absence of wire in their construction is another thoughtful touch, ensuring that they are fire-resistant and safer to use than some alternatives. However, while the lanterns are undoubtedly a beautiful sight when released, there are some considerations that prevent a full five-star rating. Firstly, the assembly process can be somewhat tricky, especially for first-time users, which might dampen the overall experience. Additionally, the flight time and height reached by the lanterns can be inconsistent, which may be disappointing for those expecting a longer-lasting spectacle. Moreover, despite the eco-friendly claims, the potential impact on wildlife and the environment is a concern that cannot be overlooked. While these lanterns are a better option compared to non-biodegradable versions, they are not without their faults. In conclusion, the LABOTA Chinese Sky Lanterns score a middle-of-the-road three stars. They are a beautiful addition to any celebration and have made commendable strides towards being an eco-friendlier option. However, the product could benefit from improved user-friendliness and more consistent performance, as well as a clearer understanding of its environmental impact. For those seeking a magical moment, these lanterns will deliver, but with the caveat that they may not meet all expectations or standards for ecological responsibility.

Hope this might help anyone wishing to set off a sky lantern alone as I know it must be a precious moment. I bought these to mark the death of the family cat. I wasn't expecting it, bit it hit me hard. Sending this off with a whisky in my hand helped. I think. Unpack the product, fully, preferably indoors. Waft it around a little as if to inflate it with air. Kind of like when you see those people doing giant bubbles. Now hold the top and check it looks ok. Remove the film over the fuel. Take a tea light candle. Place the candle on the floor and light the candle. Now, holding the top of the sky light lower it down on the tea light. Light the edge of the square fuel cell. Now wait. Think of it as a hot air balloon inflating. You might see a fold that needs opening a little. As it 'inflates' hold the bamboo rim at the bottom with one hand, You will notice its 'filling up and wants to lift, hold the bottom with both hands, say your words and let go. Hope this helps.

Does what it says in the packaging.