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Pumpkin Pie & Pinwheel Balloons

This post is done in partnership with Balloon Time.

Pumpkin Pie & Pinwheel Balloons

Hosting a bridal shower is easy when you come up with a simple theme and run with it. Now that fall is upon us a theme of pies is darn near perfect. Grab these sweet pies for under a buck and make a set of pumpkin pie & pinwheel balloons. You can even take the theme further by topping drinks with paper pinwheels, making pie crust mug toppers, and creating printable pie boxes for bringing home leftovers. Using a fun theme like this will make any bridal shower feel seasonally in the moment and super easy to pull together.

Pumpkin Pie & Pinwheel Balloons

Let’s talk about these balloons!

Turning a circle shaped balloon into a pinwheel or a full on pumpkin pie is as easy as printing and placing labels on the balloons. They are the perfect shape to really make a statement floating above the pies, drinks, or desserts. Floating a balloon that is on theme instantly brings everything else in the party together. And when you can create the entire display at home with your own printer and your personal Balloon Time Helium tank – well that’s just the best way to host a party.

Pumpkin Pie & Pinwheel Balloons

Pumpkin Pie & Pinwheel Balloons

Pumpkin Pie & Pinwheel Balloons

To create the pie & pinwheel balloons you will need:

 

Pumpkin Pie & Pinwheel Balloons

1. Start by blowing the balloons up and securing them to string.

2. Print out our download pies & pinwheels design onto full sheet label paper. The download includes all the designs, but feel free to make an entire room of just pumpkin pies! Cut each piece of pie to shape along the outer line.

3. Remove the backing of the labels and secure onto the balloons in circular form.

Pumpkin Pie & Pinwheel Balloons

* Pro tip: Because the labels add a little weight to the front of the balloons – if you find your balloons trying to face the ground the best way to get them standing straight again is to add a small piece of paper or tape onto the back, bottom side of the balloon. Right down by the tab on the backside is a perfect spot to add a little evening out weight (not much though!). It will keep your balloons happily floating at attention.

(Photography ©A Subtle Revelry by Erin Holland).

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