138pcs Jungle Theme Party Supplies :Green Balloon Garland Arch Kit with 23 Green Palm Leaves for Birthdays, Baby Shower, Safari Party Decorations

This balloon arch is AMAZING! I've never attempted one before, but it was pretty simple to do. I had a family member help and I suggest you do the same. We spent about 2.5 hours blowing up the balloons and adding them to the arch as we went. My cousin blew up most of the balloons and I added them to the arch as they were ready. If you plan on using an electric balloon pump (not included), keep in mind that they're as loud as a vacuum. We learned that the hard way. We decorated after our birthday girl went to sleep so we had to forego the electric pump. The balloons in our kit were amazing! We only had 1 defective balloon and we popped 1 ourselves. The small green filler balloons are really hard to blow up, but the rest were simple. We had 10-15 balloons left over and our arch was pretty full. We used the entire arch strip. It was so simple! For best results, I suggest alternating 1 large ballon in one hole and then 2 small balloons in the next hole. We wound up not using the glue dots, but I think they're necessary for the palm fronds. You'll also need painter's tape or duct tape if you plan to use the included greenery. The stems are very sharp wire. I tried folding the stem in half but there wasn't enough stem to really hook into the balloons. I think covering the end of the wire would work better. Then use the glue dots to secure the greenery to the correct balloon. The balloons are really holding up! We put up the arch the night before our party. It's now the day after and the arch looks great! A few of the small balloons are shrinking but not bad. We also have our arch in front of a very warm window and it's in the 90s outside so I'm impressed!

This turned out beautifully!! A few balloons popped but we might have filled with too much air. It doesn’t make a difference though because they supply you with more than enough! I would not say it’s easy to assemble, but once you get your groove it’s less intimidating than when you first start. I would def buy this again. Great for the price!! Oh it doesn’t come with a air tank so we bought one on here for 23 dollars. You will NEED one!!

Okay, for the price, this is EXCELLENT! My baby shower turned out sooooo cute! Here are my tips: --Buy an automatic electric balloon pump. We got one on sale at Target for like 8 bucks and it pumped up each balloon in like a second! It was soooo much easier! Because the little balloons are pretty much IMPOSSIBLE to blow up by mouth, and using a manual pump is difficult. Get an electric one! --DONT blow up the balloons too big, otherwise it looks ridiculous. --Organize the balloons by size and color before you begin! --Consider setting up the balloon garland the night before, it took us a good 3 hours with 2 people focusing on the balloons and putting them on the garland (it took 3 hours because of trial and error, more on that in the next point). It helped so much having one person hold the garland and blow up the balloons with the electric pump, while the other person put the balloons on the garland strip. We were nervous about blowing them all up first and just putting them on the floor because they might pop and we didn't know if we would need them all. And we didn't --The garland strip is a long clear plastic strip with holes in it to place the knots of the balloons in. We put the balloons in it with a pattern of 2 big balloons then 5 small balloons, over and over. It took us quite a few "trial and error"s to figure out that was the way it looked best. --We pinned the garland up on the wall with push pins, then we shoved the jungle leaves into the garland. We taped the pointy end of the leaves because we were afraid they would pop the balloons, and we used the double-sided sticky dots that came with the package to tape the leafy parts down to the balloons so they wouldnt fall out from a draft or being bumped. --We used the sticky dots to tape some balloons together at the end to cover up any "holes" between balloons --We also bought extra gold balloons to double our stash. There werent a lot of gold balloons in the package. --The balloons lasted all night and all the next day without deflating or popping and looked amazing! --We had a ton of extra small green balloons left over (because there were so many of them in there) and we used them to make an extra tiny garland (see picture) We still had a ton left over after that. --I also bought the dinosaur jungle banner on Amazon, if youre interested! --The puffy green tissue balls hung on the ceiling I bought at the 99 cent store/dollar tree I absolutely recommend this package! We only popped two balloons and it was completely our fault!

It looked like professionally done, everyone was shocked that how gorgeous it looked. People couldn't stop asking where I got it done! Installation was easy. I wish it had little more balloon glue dots. But other than that balloons were more than enough! Some balloons pooped while installing and inflating but again there were more than enough balloons so it was not an issue. I am going to recommend all my friends! I shopped around and asked professional balloon Garland maker they told me it will be somewhere around $180-$300 for this kind of decorations!

Bought this for our jungle themed birthday. Good value overall. We had holes in 2 of the balloons and we had to figure out how to keep the balloons in the hole on the strip. The big ones deflated within a few hours, so make sure you completly inflate and tie knot tightly. Overall had many compliments on the garland. Used the leaves for other decorative purposes

This was a great package for my son’s 1st birthday. I probably have 40-50 balloons leftover, too. Due to time constraints, I was only able to use a few of the leaves they provided, but they were good quality and I’ll save them for use in something else. The strip they provide to string up the balloons made everything really easy and the balloon glue helps you to use smaller balloons to fill in any gaps. I wasn’t able to figure out the tool they provide to help you tie the balloons, so I just tied them the normal way, which eventually leads to sore fingers, but it was worth it! My biggest words of advice— buy a balloon air pump (got mine for $16 here on Amazon), I could never have blown up this number of balloons without it. And start a couple days early. I did all of this after 8pm the night before the party b/c i was afraid the balloons would lose their fullness if i started any earlier, but 2 days post party and they are still fully inflated. And finally, remember that any kids at your party are going to go straight to the balloons and grab them— I didn’t consider this and upon arrival, one child promptly grabbed one of the lower balloons and pulled, which caused the left side to flop over just missing the cake below, thankfully a tall person was able to tack it back up and all was good.

Loved the balloons. Today is the 10th day and the balloons are still intact. They were super easy to assemble and took hardly an hour with 2 people and the balloon inflator. The green color is gorgeous and gave a very elegant look to my party. Worth the money

It was easy to assemble, but the balloons are very thin and popped easily. I bought additional colors of balloons from Walmart and there was a big difference. Balloons from Walmart are much thicker and held up better. There was also a powder substance on and inside the balloons, not sure what it was. Overall the balloon arch served its our purpose, and we did use an air pump.