
Frequently Asked Questions
Due to the nature of the balloon material, it oxidizes quickly under sunlight, causing the color and texture to change. Therefore we recommend you to either construct your balloon garland at home (if you plan making the garland a day before the event) and take it out to your outdoor venue right before the event, or construct the balloon garland at the spot right before your party.
Transporting garland can be challenging. We do not recommend you to move your garland if you use the plastic balloon garland strip, as the balloons might pop out easily. If you really have to make your balloon garland at a different venue, then you should make it using the cluster method. You can then place the huge balloon garland into a plastic bag, and then place the other add-on balloons in another bag. When you arrived at the party venue, set up the balloon garland at desired location, and then fill it up with the add-on balloons.
If your balloon looks like a pear, then it means that you have over blown your balloon. The balloon should look round instead of a pear shape. Blow the balloon up and stop when the pear shape starts to appear, loosen up your fingers a little and let out some air until you get your desired shaped balloon.



