Small Display Cake

The second half goes full throttle. Gold glitter mines erupt beneath ruby comet tails, each one shattering into a sky-punch of strobes and shimmer. It’s a mix of chaos and choreography—unexpected, theatrical, and somehow still stylish. The colors dance wildly, pairing deep indigos with shocking reds and flashes of silver. The audio hits hard too: each break is loud, tight, and just slightly offbeat.

And then, the finale—a manic triple volley of crackling palms that build into a thunderous final kiss-off. Three huge brocade bursts fire straight up and hang mid-air, slowly unravelling into shimmering crackle rain, like embers after the storm.

The Psycho kiss fireworks are perfect for parties with attitude, edgy weddings, New Year’s mayhem, or any celebration where elegance is optional but impact is a must.

Find the perfect psycho kiss fireworks at Fireworks Kenya, located at Moi Venue or other shop all across the country.

Don’t let the name fool you—Psycho Kiss isn’t sweet and gentle. It’s wild. It’s intense. It’s the kind of kiss that comes with a laugh, a spark, and maybe a little danger. With just 16 shots, this compact cake doesn’t waste time. It leaps straight into chaos—with colour, noise, and unpredictability packed into every single launch.

It opens with a sly smirk: thick silver tails that curl upward before exploding into vivid pink and blood-red peonies, pulsing with white strobe centres. These aren’t soft or romantic—they’re electric, like lipstick stains on a black leather jacket. The sound is sharp. The visuals, dazzling.

Then comes the twist.

Midway through the show, Psycho Kiss changes pace. A series of shots fire in rapid fan formation—left, right, centre—alternating between screaming whistles and crackling bursts. Deep purple and neon lime effects flash in sequence, making the sky look like it’s glitching. There’s a deliberate tension here, like something’s about to snap—and you can’t help but watch.