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Balloons - Kids Party
Balloons
Easy, Affordable Decorating!
Decorating
with party balloons, is an inexpensive but powerful way
to transform your party area into a festive space in minutes.
Balloon Decorating Ideas
Ideas for
decorating with balloons:
Tie party balloon bouquets to a mailbox or your
front door.
A simple decorating ideas
for a luncheon, baby shower or any special event is to
glue real rose petals onto latex balloons. Just use a spray
adhesive (available at craft stores), spray one side of
the rose petal and stick on the balloon surface. Other
flower petals like daisies can also be used.
Balloon arches are ideal
for photo backdrops, entryways, and to hi-light
different areas around your party room and are easy to
make.
Balloon garlands make the perfect accessory. They can be swagged and hung across the ceiling of a tent, or a room
with a high ceiling like banquet halls or a gymnasium.
If you don't want to do a Balloon Arch, a
column of
balloons will work much the same way that arches do,
and can be used for entryways, photo backdrop, or for a
terrific splash of color when placed at intervals around
a party room.
For any fantasy setting Balloon
Clouds are dreamy floating overhead. You can
fill with helium and secure with a balloon weight or
drop them down from the ceiling using fishing line, by
doing this you don't need helium. They work will for
themes like castles, Cinderella, rainbows, butterflies
and gardens. You could also enhance location themes like
tropical, jungle, winter wonderland, and etc. with
balloon clouds.
Balloons can also be used on your floor space, just blow
them up and scatter them all over the floor, your guests
will feel like they are floating on a cloud. Scatter
single balloons & also clusters of balloons.
Add excitement to your
party with a colorful
Balloon Drop.
Fill balloons with
helium. Tie curling ribbon to balloons and group them
together. (Odd numbers look best: 3, 5, or 7)
Place groupings of balloons around the party site.
Tie a bunch of
helium-filled balloons to the guest of honor’s chair,
or tie one balloon to the back of each chair around the
birthday table.
Fill party balloons with helium
and attach to a balloon weight to create inexpensive
centerpieces.
If you choose not to use
helium, tie balloons to varying lengths of curling
ribbon and hang balloons from the ceiling or from a
light fixture over the party table.
Inside your front door,
hang an enlarged picture of your guest of honor
displayed on an easel. Attach
helium filled balloons or a mylar balloons displaying
their new age!
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