Every set ships with its cells fitted and one spare per band

FANLGlow hour Open the FANL Twenty-Four Band Crowd Set listing in the partner store
Three light modesSteady, fast flash, slow flash
15–20 hours steadyOn the cells already fitted
A spare cell per bandEight bands, eight replacements
Children wearing FANL LED glow bracelets at a birthday party after dark

Mixed colour, table sized

FANL Party Trays — Mixed LED Glow Bracelets for Guest Tables

Sets where no two neighbouring wrists match. These are the trays we open for birthday tables, classroom rewards and any evening where the point is colour rather than sides.

Open the FANL Eight-Band Assorted Set listing in the partner store

Party Trays — 2 sets

Prices recorded on 2026-10-25 at the partner store.

What a tray is for

A tray is a set you open in front of people. It is meant to be fanned out on a table so that guests pick their own shade on the way past, and everything about these sets is built around that moment: assorted colours so there is a real choice, cells already fitted so nothing has to be assembled, and individual buttons so the first thing a guest does is change their own band rather than ask how it works.

Choosing between eight and twelve

Our eight-band tray carries seven solid shades and one white band on a multicolour effect, which suits a table where everybody should look different. The twelve-band tray arrives in pairs instead — two each of five shades plus two black RGB bands — which suits a group that is going to split into teams before the evening is out. Neither is the upgrade of the other; they answer different questions.

Why the black bands matter

Every mixed set we make carries at least one band that refuses to hold a single colour. The black RGB bands cycle instead, and in practice they become the markers of the evening: whoever wears one is the captain, the host or the adult to find. It is a small piece of design that children work out on their own within about a minute of the box being opened.

Light that lasts the whole evening

On a steady setting a band runs roughly fifteen to twenty hours, which is far longer than any party we have ever been to. Flash modes stretch that further because the light is off for part of every cycle. What this means in practice is that a tray opened on Saturday is still working on Sunday, and that the spare cell in the box is for the next event rather than for a rescue halfway through this one.

Sizes before you hand them out

Every band in both trays measures the same: about 10.3 inches unfolded, 8.7 inches once closed, an inch wide, with a lit section of around 5.7 inches. That fits older children, teenagers and adults comfortably. It is not a toddler size, and we would rather say so on the shelf page than have a parent discover it with the wrapping paper already off.

How these bands are controlled

Every bracelet here is its own controller: one button, no remote, no app and no sound trigger. Please check each battery door is fully shut before an event and keep spare cells away from small children, who should be supervised while wearing a band. The security of a lit wrist is worth a great deal in a dark room, but it is not a substitute for reflective clothing beside a road.

  • Band size — 10.3 inches unfolded, 8.7 inches closed, 1 inch wide
  • Lit section — around 5.7 inches
  • Cells — two CR2016 fitted plus one CR2032 spare per band
  • Fits — older children, teenagers and adults

Questions about light up bracelets

How do light up bracelets work?

A small LED strip runs inside a woven band, powered by two coin cells in a sealed compartment at the clasp. One button on the outside cycles the light through steady, fast flash and slow flash. There is no app, no remote and no charging.

What are the popular colours of light up bracelets?

Across our trays the shades that move first are pink, blue and the white multicolour band. Green and red peak around the holidays, and orange sells almost entirely in October. The black RGB bands are always chosen before the solid colours when children pick for themselves.

Can you reuse a light up bracelet?

Yes. The band closes with a touch fastening rather than a seal, and the battery compartment opens, so a band can be switched off and put away. Every set ships with one spare cell per band for the second outing.

How much is a bracelet?

It depends on the tray. Our eight-band and twelve-band sets work out to a couple of dollars per wrist, which is roughly what a printed paper favour costs and considerably less than anything else at the table that still works a week later.