- Duration
- 5–10 min
- Setting
- outdoors
- Price
- from €50
What the impression is made of
- Fabrication of a sculpture in your chosen shape
- Installation on a non-flammable base at the venue
- Lighting at the event's key moment (or self-ignition with torches for the guest of honour)
- Safe distance maintained throughout the burn
- Full site clean-up after the show — no debris left behind
A blazing symbol that every guest wants a photo with.
What the guests do
Initials in flame
Your initials, a date or a company mark burn as a moment of their own. The guests see not a decoration but a specific name — which is why this is the frame that ends up in the photographs.
Why every guest wants a photo beside it
Flaming sculptures are burning symbols and images of various sizes — they can crown a fire show in Lithuania or stand alone as the centrepiece of your own event. The burn is traditionally timed for around midnight, right when a celebration needs its high point. Couples and companies both favour this moment because it contrasts so well with a dynamic fire show: while a performance moves and changes, the sculpture stands still and burns steadily, so it naturally draws every eye in the dark.
The most popular choice is 2-metre burning numbers, initials or even a full name. After the show we invite every guest to take photos beside the flaming sculpture — a stable, bright flame makes an ideal backdrop for night photography, and those pictures often become the brightest memory of the evening.
Your initials, your logo, or a heart you light yourself
For weddings we have created an elegant sculpture of two intertwined flaming hearts — lit at the most important moment of the evening, it becomes a romantic backdrop for the newlyweds' photos. A growing favourite is self-ignition: the couple or the person celebrating a milestone lights their own initials or numbers using special torches. It turns into a symbolic, beautiful ritual that guests remember long after the party ends.
We can build a sculpture of any shape: a company logo, animal figures, signs or holiday symbols. For town festivals we produce huge burning straw sculptures 4–8 metres tall, visible from far away.
For a warm welcome we also offer an alley of fire stands — from 2 to 14 burning bowls marking the path to your venue. A flaming sculpture also pairs naturally with music, pyrotechnic fountains, or a full fire show programme — fountains often flare beside the sculpture at its peak, or a larger performance follows right after.
No ash, no weather worries — the flame stays stable
Sculptures are set on a non-flammable base with special trays underneath, so the venue is left completely clean afterwards — no ash or debris to deal with. A safe distance from guests is maintained throughout the burn, and the technology withstands moderate wind and light rain: the flame stays stable and bright even when conditions aren't perfect.
Every flaming sculpture by Viduramžiai LT is bigger and more impressive than its counterparts — even the smallest start at 2 metres. At night, scale is everything: the sculpture must read clearly both up close and from the far end of the venue. The sculptures are built by the same team that has staged fire performances since 2004, including the biggest fire show in Lithuania — so every shape burns evenly, safely and spectacularly.
A short highlight that fits between everything else
A flaming sculpture works just as well as a short, standalone highlight as it does folded into a longer evening. It's most often paired with a knight fire show, which warms up the crowd before the sculpture delivers the final peak, or with an LED show, where a dynamic light performance sets a lively tone that the sculpture's calm, steady flame then contrasts beautifully.
Because this is an outdoor-only service, it's worth confirming your venue early — a yard, terrace or manor square all work well. The final price depends on the shape and size you choose, so we always confirm the exact amount individually. If you're planning a full evening timeline, get in touch early so we can time the sculpture's ignition around the rest of your programme.
The short, well-defined runtime means a flaming sculpture fits just as naturally into an intimate family celebration as it does into a large corporate event or a town festival — it doesn't need a long slot, so it fits easily alongside other highlights of the evening. Whether it's a wedding, an anniversary, a corporate gathering or a public town event, we shape the sculpture and the moment around your guest count and the character of the occasion.
The practical side — ours to handle
Space
We need an open, level area. If your venue is smaller, we can often adapt the programme.
Indoors
We have versions built for halls; we assess your space in advance.
Weather
Light rain is no obstacle, and we agree a fallback before the event.
Permits and safety
We settle safe distances and technical conditions ourselves and bring the safety gear.
The answers people need most
Can guests light the sculpture themselves?
Yes — it's one of the most popular options. The newlyweds or the person celebrating an anniversary use special torches to light their own initials or numbers, turning it into a beautiful symbolic ritual. This moment often becomes the most emotional part of the whole event, and we always walk you through how to do it safely beforehand.
Are the sculptures affected by wind or rain?
No — the technology withstands moderate wind and light rain, and the flame stays stable and bright across a range of conditions. In genuinely severe weather we always assess the situation on site and suggest the safest option, but ordinary wind or a light drizzle won't stop the show.
What shapes and symbols are available?
Letters and initials, anniversary numbers, hearts, and company logo outlines are the most frequently ordered shapes. For town festivals we also build larger straw sculptures up to 4–8 metres tall. Have a unique idea? Get in touch and we'll work out a custom design together.
Does it leave any mess behind?
No, the venue stays clean. The sculpture sits on a non-flammable base with special trays that catch all residue, so there's no extra cleanup needed after the show.
Can it be combined with a fire show or fireworks?
Yes, that's a common pairing — fire fountains can flare from the sides right as the sculpture reaches its peak, or a bigger fire performance can follow afterwards. A flaming sculpture also works perfectly as a standalone highlight without any extra programme.
Will the lawn be damaged?
Protecting the ground is a standard part of how we set up. We choose the performance spot together with the hosts and bring all the protective equipment ourselves — the fire never burns directly on the grass. Afterwards we collect our gear and every remnant, so the area is left tidy. If the lawn is freshly mown, very dry, or simply your pride and joy, tell us in advance — we will pick a safer spot, such as a hard surface or a path nearby, or adapt the program.
What are your qualifications for working with fire?
We hold a pyrotechnics licence and have worked with fire since 2004. We build and light the structure ourselves, using certified equipment and materials. We choose the spot together with you, agree the safe distance to the audience, bring all protective equipment, and one of our crew stays with the sculpture while it burns.
See the price for this program
We reply within one business day with an offer and a price.
Get a priceTestimonials
We ordered the number '50' for my parents' 50th anniversary. The sculpture added warmth and coziness to the celebration. Thanks for the punctuality.
The most tender moment of our wedding. When our initials lit up at midnight, our guests gasped. The photos of the flaming heart are simply magical!
Fire Shows: more programs
All programs →

PopularFire Show “Inferno” — Enchanting Fire Theatrefrom €440indoors and outdoors

NewFlame Lordsfrom €1350indoors and outdoors

Special Effects Show “Euphoria”from €1290outdoors

Phoenixfrom €4750outdoors
Fire Show “Dragon”from €2850

Pirodecofrom €275indoors and outdoors

Custom Fire Showsindoors and outdoors





















