Balloon Decoration Ideas, Decorating with Balloons

Poking around online I found these gorgeous fabric covered formal balloon decorations and had to share! These would be ideal for an evening wedding event or a 25th wedding anniversary.

Here’s a simple video filled with wedding reception balloon decoration ideas. The pictures are clear and provide some tips on what you will need if you are going to be making your own balloon decorations for an upcoming event or wedding.

The steps used in making a balloon column become the base for this balloon angel balloon decoration. Done in all with a mixture of round, latex balloons and #260 twisting balloons in white and light blue, it’s a sweet decoration for a child’s party or baby shower. Use other color combinations, like red, green and white, to make a great Christmas angel balloon decoration, too.

For birthday parties and special events, colorful balloon column and arch ideas are complete scene stealers! This video is like a slide show of some of the most creative balloon decorations all rolled into one.

Tall balloon columns need a base to keep them from falling over. Follow these instructions on how to make a balloon column base for a sturdy base you can use over and over again.

My favorite holidays are coming up and it’s time to think about decorations. So I found this balloon column decoration which is perfect for end of year parties. You can buy these as a kit which includes the frame, balloons, and instructions.

What a sweet – and simple – balloon flower arch or column idea for birthday party decorations! This video guides you through making a column that is one flower tall, but you can leverage this idea into taller columns, as multiple stand alone flower columns, or as an arch of balloon flowers.

This is a great video demonstration of how to make a balloon column – I only wish it was in English! However, the videos I could find in English were played at super speed and at least with this video you can follow the steps fairly easily. Watch the video and then read the directions I’ve helped outline below: