Bride squad balloons, banners and backdrops

Everything on this shelf is bought once for the room rather than once per person, and counting it per head is the most common way this order doubles. Balloons and banners are four pieces in five here, and the balloon packs run large: where a pack prints a count, twenty is the middle of it and the biggest packs on the shelf run into the hundreds. That is not excessive. A balloon garland across the back of a sofa takes far more balloons than the photograph suggests, and the arch kits are sold on the assumption that you will pop a few learning how the strip works. Buy the kit rather than the loose bags if this is the first one you have built. Pre-strung is the word to look for on the banners. A banner that arrives on its string goes up in two minutes; a banner that arrives as loose letters and a reel of ribbon is a job for the person who checked in first, and it is always longer than it looks. Inflate the day before if the room allows it, because a foil letter left overnight is fine and a latex balloon left in a hot car is not.

Everything on this shelf is one of balloon, backdrop, decoration or banner, and every card in the Bride Squad list carries the price, the pack count and the widest measurement, so the sums are done before you order.