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Key Takeaways
Use balloons to add personality to your wedding, such as creating a stunning rainbow or matching theme colors.
Enhance your wedding ambiance by designing balloon installations that cover walls or float above reception tables.
Plan unique wedding moments, like a grand balloon-filled exit or including balloons in flower girls’ walks down the aisle.
When we were kids, balloons were a sign of a party—a birthday bash, pep rally, school dance, you name it. Now that we’re adults, why aren’t they a thing for weddings (aka, the single greatest party of our life)? One thing’s for sure: Balloons are popping up everywhere in the party circuit—from the engagement shoot and bridal shower to the wedding ceremony—and they’re not showing any sign of slowing down.
Basically, all the cool now-adult kids are embracing wedding balloons, and it’s time for modern brides to get onboard. “We love the option of balloons for weddings because they make a huge statement without breaking the bank. For example, if you had a floral piece the same size, you’d be looking at a much higher cost. And they’re more unique than flowers—not as many weddings use them for décor. And every piece is different. So no matter what, your balloon décor will be one-of-a-kind,” says wedding planner Bree Denman.
Meet the Expert
Bree Denman is the owner of The Indigo Bride, a creative wedding planning and design company for modern couples in Central Oregon.
From covering a statement wall with mini pink balloons to hanging them from the ceiling, there’s no limit to your creativity. “When it comes to thinking outside of the box, I like to build installations in unexpected places,” Denman says. “You may picture doing an asymmetrical display over the doorway, as so many installations have been done before, but I can recommend something grander, like an installation that starts at the floor, climbs the wall, and ends overhead. Or an installation that hangs entirely from the ceiling. We have so many ways to attach these installations that we can create really large show-stopper pieces almost anywhere.”
Lucky for you, we’ve got you covered with 25 innovative ways to incorporate balloons into your wedding décor.
