Foil balloons
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Foil balloons are the stars of any party: shiny, durable, and available in shapes that latex cannot achieve, from numbers and letters to character figures, little animals, or spheres. They are made of metallized foil, inflated with helium or air, and perfectly complement a latex balloon decor, a gift bouquet, or a photo booth corner.
What types of foil balloons can you find
For ages and messages, foil number balloons and foil letter balloons come in multiple sizes, from small models on sticks to Jumbo numbers that dominate the decor. Solid color foil balloons, round, hearts, or stars, match easily with any palette, and Orbz spheres have a spectacular 4D look. Children enjoy character and figurine balloons from their favorite cartoons, and Deco Bubble and Bobo balloons, which are transparent, can be filled with small balloons, feathers, or confetti. You can also find decorative shapes, emojis, fruits, and sweets, plus mini-figurines designed for air, on sticks or stands.
Foil balloons for every occasion
For the arrival of a baby or a baptism, baptism and New Baby foil balloons have options for girls and boys and are also suitable for a gender reveal. Birthday foil balloons, with Happy Birthday messages, make a surprise for a friend a memorable moment. For Valentine’s Day, a marriage proposal, or a wedding, a bouquet of hearts can replace classic flowers, and for Easter, Halloween, Christmas, New Year, the start of the school year, or graduation, you can find seasonal models.
Helium or air
Inflated with helium, foil balloons float much longer than latex ones without any extra treatment, so they are ideal for bouquets and gifts. Inflated with air, using a manual pump or a compressor, you can mount them on a stick, a stand, or a wall for a long-lasting decoration. The valve closes itself after inflation, so the balloon does not need to be knotted, just tied with ribbon or fixed to a stand.
Frequently asked questions
How much should I inflate a foil balloon?
Until the shape is well defined and the wrinkles on the edges almost disappear. Do not overinflate it, as the seam may burst, and leave a little space if the balloon is going into a warm room, where the helium expands.
Why does a helium balloon look deflated outside in winter?
In the cold, helium contracts and the balloon softens; it recovers when it returns to the heat.
Do all foil balloons float with helium?
Most of them, yes. The exceptions are mini-figurines and small balloons designed for air, which are mounted on sticks or stands.
Do you have conditions for decorators?
Yes. For decorators and event companies, we have commercial conditions adapted to large volumes.
