Latex balloons typically float for 15-20 hours or 3-5 days when treated with Hi-Float. In ideal conditions, Mylar (foil) balloons maintain their fullness and tautness for 3-5 days, continuing to float for two weeks or more. Note that cooler environments may cause helium molecules to shrink, diminishing balloon size and float time.

Most of our bouquets offer various customization options such as numbers, words, and personalized prints. If you wish to alter balloon colors or completely restructure the bouquet, please reach out to us via phone or by filling out a contact form on our website.

Absolutely, we specialize in creating bespoke bouquets and providing a range of room decorations for homes, hotel rooms, or even entire venues. Simply give us a call, send an email, or submit a request through our contact form, and we'll promptly assist you.

Yes, in fact, this is our main method of order fulfillment.
We deliver balloons anywhere in New York City, Jersey City & Hoboken.

The flat delivery fee for the New York City Area is $30.
For Jersey City and Hoboken, the fee is $50.

Store pickup is free.

Yes, our standard delivery hours are from 9 am to 10 pm. However, we also offer nighttime delivery (24/7) for an extra fee.

Certainly, we have a warehouse near WTC for pickups. Since it's not a retail storefront, please contact us in advance to schedule a pickup time.

While balloons are fantastic for party decorations and creating cherished memories, it's crucial to dispose of them responsibly to minimize environmental impact.

Latex balloons, crafted from natural rubber, are biodegradable and can be disposed of with other recyclable waste. However, Mylar balloons, made from polyester, are not biodegradable and require alternative disposal methods.

To recycle Mylar balloons, first remove the valve and any attached strings or ribbons. Then, fully deflate the balloons before taking them to your local recycling center. This ensures they can be repurposed and avoid ending up in landfills. Additionally, consider reusing Mylar balloons by refilling them with helium for future celebrations.