It is almost bonfire night, and you might be looking for some fireworks to make your celebration special.

But it can be hard to find what you want, particularly if you are looking for “low noise” options.

Heres some of the best places to buy fireworks across the country.

Asda is offering both traditional fireworks and “low/no noise” options, that are becoming increasingly popular.

Theres a 12 pack of low noise ones for £10 here, as well as a 15 pack of normal fireworks for £6 here.

You can only buy fireworks in stores, according to its website.

Aldi is stocking a number of different fireworks this year – including the new ‘low noise’ range.

A small number of sparklers, rockets and spinning fireworks are available under the Aldi special buys range – but stock is limited.

All fireworks will be labelled with a “volume rating”, so you can have an informed choice.

Lidl will also be selling fireworks, but not every store, so it is best to give yourself plenty of time.

 Their range costs from £1.99 to £49.99.

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Despite only offering “low noise” fireworks last year, Tesco will have a full range in store in 2021.

This time round, they have “low noise” option the Carnival Selection Box for £7, and a Firework Party Kit for £110.

If you have a Clubcard you can also get two “Northern Lights” selection box for £20.

Morrisons is offering customers the ability to order fireworks for collection this year and is working with company Direct Fireworks.

But you should double check your local store is available.

Prices start at 50p for sparklers to a £125 for a huge box of fireworks.

Garden centres across the UK will also be stocking fireworks this autumn.

According to the Garden Centre Guide they have 2,500 in their system that will be selling them.

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You may find you have a specialist fireworks shop in your vicinity as many tend to pop up in empty shops across the country in the run up to the November celebration.

Again, many hardware stores branch out into the firework business at this time of year, so it is worth checking with your nearest shop.

Bonfire Night takes place on 5 November every year, which means this time around it falls on a Friday – giving plenty of opportunity to make a night of it at a large-scale display.

Events take place across the UK, from London’s Alexandra Palace’s Fireworks Festival to the annual Lewes Bonfire Night parade.

However, organisers and revellers alike will be hoping the weather doesn’t dampen proceedings, after grim conditions in the build up to the big night.

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