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Balloon Garland Guide
1. Start Here
Not all arches are the same. There are several factors we need to help create the best arch for your event. To help do that, we need a few questions answered.
1. What do you want the arch for?
2. Is it indoor or outdoor?
3. How long do you need it to last?
4. Do you have a budget???
Use sections 2 - 6 below to help answer the following questions.
5. How big does it need to be?
6. What style arch is best?
7. What pattern works best?
8. What colors do you want it?
9. Do you something unique or custom designed?
2. Determine the STYLE
Classic Garland
Classic Garland Application
Organic Garland
3. Determine the Pattern
Classic Garland - Pattern Options
Organic Garland - Pattern Options
4. Determine the Placement
Classic Garland - Placement Options
Organic Garland - Placement Options
5. Determine the Size
Classic Garland - Common Sizes
How to Calculate Arch Size
The cost of an arch is based on the size, which is measured in linear ft. When deciding on the size of your balloon arch, measure the height and width of the area where it will be displayed. Use the following calculations below to determine the approx. length (linear. ft.) of the arch.
Organic Garland - Common Size
6. Choose Color(s)
Latex Colors
With more than 100 unique latex colors and endless possibilities with double-stuffed custom colors, we can craft the perfect palette for any celebration.
Please use the Latex Color Chart link below to review an array of available balloon colors.
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We partner with Impact Earth to further reduce our environmental footprint and compost our latex balloons whenever possible.
Latex balloons are made from a natural product derived from trees found on farms in equatorial regions of the world (the trees also exist naturally in rain forests and other places). The harvest of latex is a completely natural process. To learn more click here.