Eighteen inches is the standard round party balloon, and in mylar it is the piece that does the visual work of ten printed items. One of these over the cake is what people see first on arriving and what ends up in the corner of every photograph taken that afternoon.
Mylar rather than latex. The difference shows up a day later: a latex balloon is on the floor by evening, a mylar one is still floating the next morning and can be deflated and kept for the following year. It ships flat, so it needs filling, and tape works where helium is not available.
On the table
- Eighteen inches, mylar, shipped flat and filled at home.
- Holds a fill overnight, which a latex balloon does not.
- No helium nearby: tape it above the cake instead.
- Matches the Bunny Party plastic table cover on this shelf.
