Thai Lanterns are traditionally addressed Khoom Fay, made from slim down tissue paper with a bamboo frame. A flaming pod attached to the lantern offers hot airThey ascend graciously, and are an dramatic view, specially when released at constant time intervals to form a string of lighters up into the sky. Night or day they actually make an impact. For Day releases I observe that the colourful lanterns are more brilliant and the nighttime suits a ablaze white glowing Thai Lantern personal view of course but i do pride myself on being 100% all of the time.Cautiously unpack the Thai Lantern, without tearing the delicate paper. Ensure the lantern is fully extended, and not crinkled or hanging sidewise. This is best complete by holding the top of the lantern, rising it a few feet mildly, then dropping it acutely. The unit will inflate due to air pressure.Grasp the lantern upright, and have a assistant light the wick. The Lantern will being to feel lighter, then bit by bit rising. Just point it and let it go by itself, do not attempt to throw it up into the air. Then stand back and enjoy.Experienced pyrotechnic operators are whom these lanterns are meant for. Don mitts and fire-proof wear, and have on standby a bucket of water.