RUBFAC Blush Balloons Garland Arch Kit, Retro Pink Macaron Orange Gold White Balloons Confetti Latex Balloons for Girls Baby Shower Garden Tea Party Bachelorette Birthday Wedding Decorations

Absolutely loved these! Ballon’s we’re very strong and a pretty color! Love how you can mix colors by putting balloons inside others! Definitely get these!

Balloons are great quality. I wish there was more of the metallic blue. But overall good product and would buy again.

Used this for my grad party, it was so easy to use and turned out great! The balloons stay inflated for so long! Only downside was one of the balloons was “double stuffed” so it was hard to inflate and tie, but it needed to be that way to get the right color so it was worth it in my opinion! I’ve never done any balloon work before so I found it extremely easy for a first timer!

Overall package contents was good except there were no tan balloons. They were orange. Totally changed the look.

Navy blue balloons????? If we had more time would have returned. Used pink. Quality control missing.

This was my 2nd time ever creating a balloon garland with a kit like this. I think it came out beautiful and I received many compliments on it from my guests. The blush colored balloons have an additional dark blue balloon inside to give it the right color. Those were harder to inflate but all you have to do it is stretch it a few times by giving it a little tug while blowing up.

The balloons didn’t stay inflated and kept popping. We blew them up the night before and arranged them into the arch. By our shower the following afternoon they had become discolored and lost some of there color. Like they were sitting for weeks.

This only took around 30 mins for us to put together. It’s super simple and looked so great.

The balloons I received were not even close to the same colors as the image posted for the product.. I had to use what I had because of the time restriction, other wise I would have sent them back and requested a refund.

This was my second balloon arch attempt which went way smoother than the first time. 1. use an electric balloon inflator 2. do not over inflate. Pay attention to the various sizes and dont make them to full/tight. 3. I had problems with the double layers but they were so pretty, I channeled my inner patience. Stretching didnt work for me. I separated them, inflated them 1/2 way individually, let out the air and put them back together, then inflated the inner balloon. You dont need to hold on to the outer layer, I think that was part of my problem. Great value! Hiring a company to do it will cost you at least $100, however this does take time and patience.