Venues set the rules and we work inside them. Many hospital wards do not allow latex at all, so we build with foil. Hotels send couriers through the service entrance and the loading bay, and a security desk may need the guest name in advance. Some residential towers refuse tall helium columns in lifts, and gated communities will not open without an access code or the resident on the phone.
Physics adds the rest. We never tie balloons to sprinklers, fire alarms or ceiling fixtures, we do not install on open terraces in strong wind, and a set left in direct sun will not last the evening. Balloon releases into the sky are not something we arrange.
- Latex is banned in many hospital wards — foil is the substitute
- Hotels: service entrance, loading bay and a name at security
- Nothing is attached to sprinklers, fire systems or ceiling fittings
- Gated communities need an access code or a resident call
- Wind, direct sun and heat limit outdoor installations
Tell us the venue in advance from the contacts page and we will design around its rules.