🎆 Confetti Cannon How-To Guides

From setup to showtime, every great celebration begins with confidence. Our Confetti Cannon How-To Guides walk you through each step of the process — loading, aiming, safety checks, and firing — so your effects land perfectly every time.

Designed for both professionals and first-time users, these guides cover Stage, Electric, Continuous Flow, T-Shirt, and Disposable systems with clear visuals and pro-grade insights. Whether you’re creating a wedding moment, concert reveal, or brand activation, you’ll learn how to plan, prep, and perform with precision and flair.

💫 On Cue. On Time. Unforgettable Every Time.

Always start by reading your specific cannon’s instructions — each system has unique loading and safety requirements. For most CO₂-powered cannons, attach the cartridge securely, load your confetti, and follow these steps:

1. Read your cannon’s specific instructions carefully.
2. Attach the CO₂ cartridge securely (or connect your electric trigger).
3. Load tissue or metallic confetti into the barrel.
4. Aim the cannon at a 45° upward angle toward an open space.
5. Make sure the firing zone is clear of people, lights, or equipment within 20 feet.
6. Fire on cue for a clean, photo-perfect burst.
7. After firing, release any residual pressure before reloading or storing.

Following these steps ensures a safe, spectacular effect every time.

Master every launch with confidence. Whether you’re setting up for a wedding, concert, or high-energy crowd reveal, our How-To guides walk you through safe setup, loading, and performance techniques for every cannon type — so your celebration lands perfectly every time.

Mastering your setup is just the beginning. When your confetti cannon fires perfectly on cue, you’re not just triggering color — you’re creating a moment that moves people.

With R&B Confetti’s pro-tested systems, clear how-to guides, and expert support, you’ll launch safely, confidently, and with unforgettable impact — every single time.

💫 Your Moment. Our Confetti. Pure Magic.