Color blocking means you will be putting all of one color clustered together on your garland (think of a rainbow) and mixed is going to be mixing colors up as you assemble your garland.

Why does it matter?

It is helpful for us to know if you want to color block and in what order you would like them because it helps to know which 16″ large balloons to give you to make sure everything is evenly placed through out the garland. You can always change your mind later and just adjust your assembly pattern a little!

If you are uncertain what you want to do, color blocking is the best thing to put in your personalization box!

All of the images on our site are photos of each color on a white background under studio lighting. You can grab screen shots and use an app like PicStitch to pull them together and start playing with different combinations! We can also send you a grid of your colors after you purchase and help you decided if anything could be swapped out for a better match.

Absolutely! If you send us any inspiration photos you are working from we can help point you in the right direction to get your look!

Double layered balloons can be tricky to inflate and fill. Please check out the following video for information on how to inflate them using different techniques.

A balloon hand pump is going to be the best option for 5″ double layered balloons, unless you have a commercial balloon inflator or a tool air compressor.

There are several different options for inflating your latex balloons!  Check out this video for a complete overview of each type and what you can expect from them!

Wait! Why are my balloons the wrong colors?!!

Balloons are layered to give them their unique color and finish.  DO NOT PULL THEM APART or you will lose the color effect.  Please check out this video to see why your balloons look different deflated and how to inflate your custom color balloons!

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