Balloon San Diego- Outdoor Decor

Balloons OutdoorsHere are some recommendations for strategies to
Summer is coming. That means picnics, barbeques,change indoor décor to something that would
pool parties and beach time. And of course, youwork better for outdoors:
want to decorate all your events with balloons.Arches: Instead of a spiral arch, which is anchored to
the ground, it's better to do two columns with wide
First thing to watch out for is heat. Heat can wreakfootprints and have an arch tied into them. The arch
havoc on balloons in many ways. Stay away fromcan blow down to its anchor point. So, if it's anchored
dark colors, like black, green, brown, purple, etc., ason the ground it can blow all the way down to the
they absorb heat and can pop. Next inflate theground. If, on the other hand, it's anchored at the 6'
balloon so that it will float, but leave a little bit ofmark of a column, it will generally only blow down to
room for the balloon to expand, so it thethat point.
temperature warms up throughout the day, it won'tBouquets: Instead of a bouquet with lots of individual
expand and pop.ribbons, which will tangle around each other in the
Next thing you have to worry about is wind. As littlewind, it's better to do décor that is on a single
as four miles an hour is a lot to a balloon. Essentially,anchor point, like a Cloud 9 or a Topiary kite. Then
the balloon is like a kite or a sail, it can catch the windfor extra movement you can put a wide ribbon
and be pushed by it. This means that forhanging down to catch the wind and give some
free-standing décor, like columns or arches, yourhythm. The single anchor point will work better with
want a solid base with a good footprint and weight.the wind, moving from side to side instead of tangling
Weight alone is not enough, you also need a wideup in itself.
footprint.