Twelve inches is the standard party balloon: the size that fills an arch, floats on helium for a day and takes a decent knot by hand. Seventy-five of them is enough for an arch of about six feet plus a scattering of clusters, or for two dozen table bunches of three.
Sunkissed orange is a warm mid-orange rather than a neon one, and it matches the sunkissed orange tissue table cover on this shelf — the one with the plastic liner. Those two pieces are the whole of the shade here, so a table in it wants a second color to fill out.
Latex, per the listing, with no helium hold time stated. Blown up by mouth the pack goes a long way further than it does on helium, where a 12-inch latex balloon is usually down by the next morning. For an arch that has to survive an afternoon, air and a frame beats gas.
On the table
- 12-inch latex, 75 count — an arch plus a scattering of clusters.
- The only balloons on this shelf.
- Matches the sunkissed orange tissue table cover here.
- No rating on this listing; no helium float time stated.
Specifics from the listing
- Balloons measure 12"
