Balloon Safety

Once we hand our balloons over to you, it is your responsibility to follow our balloon safety guidelines below to ensure you keep yourself, others around you, pets and the environment as safe as possible.  

Please also check out our balloon care page for more information on how to care for your balloons to ensure maximum enjoyment!

 Do not release balloons outdoors

Inhaling helium can be dangerous - never allow anyone to inhale helium balloon gas as it may lead to asphyxiation and even death.

Uninflated or burst balloons can present a choking hazard - please supervise small children / pets at all times.

Balloons made of natural rubber latex may cause a reaction in those with latex allergies. Look out for symptoms and seek medical help if required.