Spark Events

Cookie Policy

Last updated August 22, 2026 (Meta Pixel added)

This Cookie Policy explains how Spark Events LLC ("we," "us," "our") uses cookies and similar technologies onhttps://sparktheparty.com. It explains what these are, why we use them, and how you can control them. For what we collect and how we use it more broadly, see our Privacy Policy.

What are cookies?

Cookies are small data files placed on your device when you visit a website. They're widely used to make websites work, work more efficiently, or to report on how a site is used. Cookies set by us are "first-party"; cookies set by other services we use are "third-party."

How can I control cookies?

You can accept or reject non-essential cookies using the banner shown when you first visit, or any time after using the "Consent Preferences" link in the footer. Essential cookies can't be rejected — they're required for the site to work. You can also control cookies through your browser's own settings (Chrome,Firefox,Safari,Edge).

Cookies on this site

Detected by our cookie scan (last run August 22, 2026):

Essential

Required for the site — and the consent banner itself — to work. Can't be disabled.

TERMLY_API_CACHE — stores your consent choice so the banner works correctly. Set by Termly, our consent-banner provider. Expires: 1 year.
termly_gtm_template_default_consents — stores your consent preferences so the banner doesn't reappear on every visit. Set by Termly. Persistent.
csrf_token — a standard security cookie that helps protect against cross-site request forgery. Expires: 29 days.

Analytics

Help us understand how the site is used in aggregate. Set only if you accept analytics cookies in the banner.

_ga, _ga_* — Google Analytics. Distinguish individual visitors so we can measure visits and sessions. Set by Google, delivered through Google Tag Manager. Expires: about 13 months.

Advertising

Help us understand which visitors come from our ads and let us show relevant ads to past visitors. Set only if you accept advertising cookies in the banner — blocked entirely otherwise.

_fbp — Meta Pixel (Facebook/Instagram). Identifies your browser to Meta for ad measurement and retargeting. Set by Meta, delivered through Google Tag Manager. Expires: about 90 days.
_fbc — Meta Pixel. Set only if you arrive via a Facebook/Instagram ad click; records which ad. Expires: about 90 days.

From embedded third-party tools

Our quote request and final-details pages embed forms hosted by JotForm. JotForm's own widgets set a few cookies of their own on our domain and theirs, including session/monitoring cookies used to run their embedded form (userReferer, guest, and a New Relic browser-monitoring session used internally by JotForm's widget). These are set and controlled by JotForm, not us — see JotForm's privacy policy.

Third-party privacy policies

Changes to this policy

We update this page when our cookie usage changes — for example, if we add advertising tools like Google Ads remarketing in the future. The date above reflects the last update.

Questions

Spark Events LLC
Sacramento, California
sales@sparktheparty.com