Written by people who have been in the Sivakasi crackers trade since 2010. Practical answers on rates, categories, safety, regulations and how to order legally — no marketing fog.
New to buying crackers direct from Sivakasi? Read the 2026 price list buying guide first for how rates work, then the ordering guide for the legal enquiry process. Diwali 2026 falls on 8 November — the comfortable booking window is August to mid-October.
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Choose individual products and set your own quantities — no fixed packs. Submit your list and our team replies on WhatsApp within 24 hours with availability and rates.
View 2026 Products Ask on WhatsAppWe are based in Sivakasi, the fireworks town of Tamil Nadu, and have been in the crackers trade since 2010. We procure during the March–May sun-drying months, when quality is at its best, and supply for Diwali as well as marriages, receptions, birthdays, New Year, Christmas, Ramzan, temple functions and local festivals across India.
We work with established manufacturers and sell retail, not fixed packs — you choose the items you want in the quantities you want. Licence LC-5-261/2024.