Hospital deliveries are routine, especially for newborns. The main rule is latex: a large number of wards, above all neonatal and intensive care, do not allow it because of allergy risk. Foil and mylar balloons are almost always accepted, so we replace the latex part of the composition rather than cancel the order.
Access is the second issue. Give the hospital name, the department or ward, the patient name and the visiting hours — outside them the courier will simply be turned away at reception. Corridors and lifts are narrow and shared with beds and equipment, so we keep the set compact: a foil bunch or a small figure, never a full arch. If the ward refuses balloons entirely, the courier can leave the set at reception with your permission.
- Many wards ban latex; foil and mylar are usually accepted
- Give the hospital, department, patient name and visiting hours
- Compact sets only — corridors and lifts must stay clear
- No arches or large installations inside a hospital
- If the ward refuses, we can leave the set at reception with your consent
Tell us the hospital and ward from the contacts page and we will adapt the set.