Eye Catcher Balloons

What are you looking at then?! Calm down, it's just a balloon! These huge, boggle eyed balloons really turn heads. At up to eighty centimetres high and wide you could spot these colourful character balloons from three miles away, at night, looking down the wrong end of a large pair of binoculars and facing the wrong way. You can air-fill these balloons but they are even more exciting filled with floaty helium. Hugely popular with kids and will keep them occupied for longer than an extra long piece of string that has just had hair extensions.

You are here:
Foil Balloons -
1

Happy Heart Balloon - Ref 10423
	The Happy Heart Balloon! This balloon isn't happy because he eats Shredded Wheat twice a day. NO! Balloons don't eat! He is happy because he is big and pink with silly eyes. Have you ever seen anything big and pink that isn't cheery? There you go then. A happy balloon for happy people.

Ref 10423 new site coming soon. please ring for prices

Firefly Balloon - Ref 10425
	Fireflies are normally very small with a bottom that glows in the dark to attract mates. This Firefly balloon is just big and bright with big eyes. His bottom doesn't glow but it is very brightly coloured instead. It doesn't mate either. So that's all right then. Incidentally, Fireflies are actually flying beetles and there are over 2000 species!

Ref 10425 new site coming soon. please ring for prices

Frog Balloon - Ref 10426
	This is a frog balloon who has a little crown on his head. This means one of two things. Either he is the king of frogs (unlikely as frogs are usually arranged in autonomous collectives) OR the crown is alluding to the well known fact that if you kiss a frog it turns into a Prince! WARNING! Licking frogs is dangerous and should only to be attempted in extreme circumstances. Some of them are poisonous and they taste horrible anyway.

Ref 10426 new site coming soon. please ring for prices

Tweety Balloon - Ref 10928
	Ah, the ubiquitous canary cartoon character 'Tweety'. (Well, his head as a balloon anyway.) Isn't he cute? He is also very yellow (this isn't because of kidney problems; canaries are yellow normally). Disclaimer: This canary has at no point been used by miners. He is a happy canary who will never be exposed to dangerous build ups of methane and other volatile gases organic gases. Tweet!

Ref 10928 new site coming soon. please ring for prices

Taz Balloon - Ref 10929
	The much loved 'Taz' is named after the 'Tasmanian Devil' which is a carnivorous marsupial (the largest in the world!). It now only lives on the island of Tasmania off Australia and is under threat of extinction despite efforts to save them. So if you buy a 'Taz' balloon, remember, there is a real life Taz out there fighting for his little furry life. Fact: lady Tasmanian Devils, like all marsupials, carry their babies around in little in-built pouches on the front of their bodies. Cool.

Ref 10929 new site coming soon. please ring for prices

Elmo Balloon - Ref 10954
	Elmo balloon! Everybody loves Elmo. Despite the interesting fact that if you rearrange the letters of his name, it spells 'Mole'. There is definitely a story in there somewhere. Perhaps Elmo is a cosmic mole from Mars or something. It would explain his otherwise inexplicable red fur which would provide camouflage and warmth on Mars' barren surface. The huge nose is a puzzle though. Buy Elmo's head as a balloon and sponsor a Martian mole.

Ref 10954 new site coming soon. please ring for prices

Cookie Monster Balloon- Ref 10955
	What is cooler than a bald polar bear that is having an early morning dip in the Arctic sea without his bathing costume whilst eating an ice lollypop? COOKIE MONSTER! He is so cool. If you were any cooler than Cookie monster you would be at -273 Degrees C: Absolute Zero. Look at his mad cookie spotting eyes and his gaping cookie eating maw. I wouldn't like to get between Cookie Monster and his cookies. No. He is blue too. Buy a balloon disguised as Cookie monsters' head. Because he's so cool, it hurts.

Ref 10955 new site coming soon. please ring for prices

Page:
1