Fire protection for weddings

Candles, often used for ambient lighting at weddings, pose a significant fire risk if not properly monitored. They can easily ignite nearby flammable materials such as tablecloths, decorations and stationery. Similarly, decorative lighting, if not properly installed, can cause a fire.

Outdoor weddings also present unique challenges. The use of fires or torches, and the unpredictable nature of the weather can contribute to an increased risk of fire especially in the midst of fire season. The electrical installation of the event site is overloaded due to the needs of electrical items, e.g., special lighting, light and sound equipment, floodlights, smoke generators, refrigerators, ovens, etc.

If this equipment is not properly secured there is a risk of fire.

Also, the gathering of vehicles during the warm months of the fire season when the vehicles themselves emit large amounts of heat, especially at the bottom, in parking areas where there is dry vegetation is another factor in the outbreak of fire in vegetated areas and causing damage to the vehicles themselves.

At the same time, at large events where refrigerators or event vehicles are used (vehicles with refrigerators, ovens, booths) there is also a high risk.

Finally, the use of fireworks, although spectacular, is also a risk. If not handled properly, they can lead to unexpected fires.