Do you say Bonfire Night or Fireworks Night?

[wildcheesesteak]

And whereabouts in the UK are you?

I'm from the North (Wigan) and say Bonfire Night.

I've never heard anyone call it Fireworks Night but have seen quite a few people use it on Instagram today.

It's my dad's birthday, so we call it Grandad Night!

Bommie night

Bonfire night. Home counties.

Guy Fawkes night

Bonfire night- South Wales

Guy Fawkes or Bonfire night

Bonfire night or guy fawkes

NE England

Bonfire Night (originally from the south west and now in the south east).

But I imagine some of the fireworks being let off tonight are celebrating Diwali so I wonder whether people are describing it as 'fireworks night' as that covers both?

Bonfire night, Yorkshire.

Both, whichever pops into my head.

Bonfire Night..... NW

Bonfire night. Yorkshire.

Bonfire night (grew up East Midlands now north west) if describing it.

But if I was going to a display I’d say I was going to the fireworks rather than to a bonfire night

Bonfire night - central Scotland.

Fireworks night. Originally from London

Fireworks night. Probably because we always go to fireworks but never a bonfire.

Bonfire night - born and raised in Leeds. Never heard someone call it Fireworks night before 😅

Bonfire night here too!

Bonfire night - Liverpool

Both. If I had to choose probably fireworks night. South Central region

Either and both, along with it being ds’ birthday! SE, lots of people I know call it either too.

Guy Fawkes

Bonfire night, Yorkshire. Never heard it referred to as fireworks night before

Bonfire or guy fox night, i think i jump between them both.

Bonfire Night.

But sadly no one (not many people) seems to have an actual bonfire any more.