Ballons du Jour des Morts

Skeletons, sugar skulls, and flowers, especially marigolds, are must-haves with Day of the Dead decor. The sugar skulls are a cheerful symbol of death and rebirth, representing the souls of the departed, while marigolds are believed to guide spirits back to their homes. Create your perfect decor with our Day of the Dead balloons and wholesale orange balloons, the same vibrant color as marigolds.

Yes! It’s recommended to use an air pump for more consistent sizes and to prevent overinflation. But you can also use a paper or soft plastic straw. Just remember that your balloon may need to be topped off. This is because balloons can deflate as the hot air from your breath cools.

Any self-sealing mylar balloons are reusable if the valve hasn’t been damaged. Your ribbon must be tied below the self-sealing valve when you first inflate the balloon to prevent damage and provide easy access for reinflation.

Yes, but you should take precautions. Tie your Day of the Dead balloons down or use weights to prevent them from blowing away. Also, under-inflate your balloons if it’s hot to prevent them from popping.