The entrance or living room Placing balloons at the entrance or next to the Christmas tree creates the first visual impact. The children see them as soon as they get off and they already know that something special has happened during the night.
The photo corner An arch or bouquet of balloons with Three Kings motifs is the perfect background to immortalize the moment on the morning of the 6th. Photos look much better with a decorated and themed background.
The breakfast table Preparing the Three Kings Day breakfast table with balloons and themed details turns that moment into a complete celebration. A couple of helium balloons on the table already make a difference.
The feast of Kings If you organize a family reunion or a Three Kings' snack, the themed balloons help set the space without the need for other elements. They are quick to place and create an immediate effect.
1 Prepare the decorations on the night of the 5th Assemble the balloons and the rest of the decorations once the children are asleep. Thus the surprise effect of the dawn of the 6th is maximum and everything is ready when they go down to look for their gifts.
2 Use helium for visual impact Helium balloons float and create volume in height, something that mouth-inflated balloons do not achieve. For the photo corner or the entrance to the living room, helium makes a huge visual difference.
3 Mix shapes and sizes Combine round balloons with special shaped balloons such as stars or crowns. The variety of shapes makes the set more dynamic and striking without the need for more elements.
4 Always buy some extra Balloons can burst at the least opportune moment. Having two or three in reserve is a simple precaution that avoids last-minute unforeseen events just when you need them most.
