Five details are enough for a good recommendation: the occasion, the age of the recipient, the colours you like or must avoid, the venue, and the budget. From those we know whether to build around a foil number, a latex bouquet on a weight, a walking figure for a toddler, or a photo-zone arch for a hall.
The venue decides the material. Foil holds helium for days and survives air conditioning, so it suits hotels, hospitals and anything that must last. Latex looks softer and is cheaper per balloon but deflates faster, which is why we add HiFloat when it has to look good the next morning. For an outdoor terrace we reduce the balloon count and use heavier weights.
- Tell us: occasion, age, colours, venue, budget
- Foil for longevity, latex for volume and a softer look
- HiFloat when a latex set must survive until the next day
- Walking figures and weighted bouquets for small children
- Send a reference photo and we will match it from stock
Send a screenshot of what you like and we will recreate it from the catalogue.