Bar Mitzvah at Hawk Point Golf Club in Washington, NJ.   Blue, white, silver with silver 6-point star foils and name arch.

(Tables not yet ready)

Balloon trees are very useful in that they can be moved around during the event.  Use them at an entrance to begin.. move them to the dance floor or stage later.. collect them to form a balloon wall for group photos.. very handy.

Sometimes people have an idea of buying a large number of balloons and tie them individually around the place as they see fit or even release them to the ceiling.  Generally, we think this is a bad idea for many reasons.   Balloons tied to chair backs.. the ribbon will be hitting a guests shoulders and heads the whole time they are seated.  Ceilings have hot lights, sprinkler heads, air ducts, rough edges.. the balloons can pool, block air-return vents, block infrared line of sight smoke detector systems (old technology but still in use in some venues) .  But here is what the balloons will look like before a client cuts the ribbons to use as they like.

I like them just like this.

When large tents are used for events, you end up with a large blank white space overhead.  Balloons can help fill and break up that space and make it into a celebration.

The cluster line arch works in large indoor spaces and giant party tents as well.

Something like this with a step-and-repeat banner backdrop makes for a nice photo opportunities.

Arches like this outdoors are subject to wind and weather and can usually be counted on for 12-18 hours of float time.   Indoors might be slightly longer.  And indoors, you are pretty much guaranteed that perfect arch shape you want.