Helium Balloon Arches - Please scroll down for designs and prices
Balloon arches are often used to frame entrances and doorways, providing maximum impact when guests arrive.
We offer two different types of arch, String of Pearl Arches, and Swirl Arches.
See some of these designs on display at
Burford Bridge Hotel Open Day, Dorking, Surrey
Sunday 7th March 2010. 10am-4pm. Entry and Parking are FREE.
String of Pearl Arch £3.25 per balloon
They can also be used to draw attention to top tables, buffet tables, bands, DJs, theatre stages etc.
Top Table Arch and matching Table Centrepieces
Unlike some of our competitors, we inflate ALL of our helium filled balloons on site at your venue, to ensure they are in the very best condition for the start of your event.
Please see the website of our preferred balloon manufacturer at www.qualatex.com for a complete balloon colour chart.
Floor Standing String of Pearl Arch £3.25 per balloon.
String of Pearl Entrance Arch String of Pearl Top Table Arch
String of pearl stage arch with giant foil numbers. This example £89.00
To allow us to provide you with an accurate quote, please let us know the height you require your arch to be, and the width required at the base.
Swirl Arch used to frame a theatre stage. £11.00 per foot.
These arches use many more balloons, and work well in larger venues, such as this theatre. The swirling spiral pattern gives the arch movement, and attracts the eye to the focal point. They are most often used to frame doorways and entrances, and over Top Tables in venues with higher ceilings.
All prices are valid for events up to and including 31st December 2010.
If you are planning an event for 2011, book with a deposit before 30th June, and you'll pay 2010 prices!!
All photos on this website have been taken by us, and show work carried out only by our staff. We do not use photos of work carried out by other venue decorators, or use stock photos from balloon manufacturers' catalogues or portfolios.
Email us today to discuss our availability for your forthcoming event.