Free fireworks delivery in DeSoto & Marshall County, MS — or pick up in Byhalia. By appointment. Details

FAQ

Questions & answers

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Where do you deliver?

We deliver free, by appointment, anywhere in DeSoto and Marshall Counties, Mississippi.

Can I pick up my order?

Yes. Pickup is by appointment at 8218 Hwy 178, Byhalia, MS 38611. Choose “Pickup” on the cart page and we'll confirm your time.

Is there a delivery fee?

No — delivery is free.

Do you ship fireworks?

No. We only deliver locally in DeSoto & Marshall County, MS or offer pickup in Byhalia — we don't ship by mail or carrier.

What are your hours?

During Mississippi's legal fireworks selling seasons (May 23 – July 12 and December 5 – January 9) we're available 10 AM – 10 PM for pickup and delivery. The rest of the year, pickup and delivery are by appointment.

How do I place an order?

Add fireworks to your cart (or use Build Your Show), then send a delivery or pickup request from the cart page. We'll contact you by phone or email to confirm your order, total and appointment time.

How do I pay?

We accept cash, card, Venmo or Cash App. You pay at delivery or pickup — nothing is charged online.

What is your return policy?

All sales are final — no refunds.

Are any of your fireworks meant to be held in the hand?

No. No Delta Boom fireworks are designed or intended to be held in the hand while lit. Handle safely and use at your own risk — see our Liability Disclaimer.

How old do I have to be to buy fireworks?

You must be 18 or older to purchase from Delta Boom, and an adult 18+ must receive the delivery or pickup.

Can I see the fireworks before I buy?

Yes — 103 of our 122 products have a demo video on their product page. You can also browse them all on the Video Wall.

What do “200 gram” and “500 gram” mean?

They're common size classes for consumer multi-shot cakes (“repeaters”), based on the amount of pyrotechnic composition inside. 500 gram cakes are the largest class sold to consumers, so they're usually the biggest finale pieces; 200 gram repeaters are smaller and easier on the budget.

Are fireworks legal where I live?

State law sets the retail selling seasons, but DeSoto County, Marshall County and individual cities can have their own rules on when and where fireworks may be used. Check your local ordinance before your show, and always follow label directions.