Elevate your milestone event with this striking black and silver balloon weight centerpiece designed for 30th birthday and anniversary celebrations. Standing 15 inches tall, this decorative piece features a bold, glitter-covered "30" number topper crowning a vibrant burst of black and silver foil streamers with shimmering cutouts.
Built for both style and utility, the sturdy foil base securely anchors up to 6 balloons to keep your party arrangements perfectly upright. Each convenient set includes 2 matching centerpieces, allowing you to create a cohesive and sophisticated display across multiple tables.
Key Features
Color
Multicolor
Item Dimensions
15 x 6 x 15 in
Item Weight
8 oz
Unit Count
2 Count
Part Number
06130
UPC
648412067848
Size
15" long x 6"
Balloon Capacity
Holds up to 6 Balloons
Highlights
✓ 30TH BIRTHDAY & ANNIVERSARY CENTERPIECE: A stunning black and silver balloon weight centerpiece featuring the bold number '30' to celebrate this milestone occasion.
✓ GLITTERY NUMBER TOPPER: Topped with a sparkling black glitter '30' numeral that adds a glamorous and festive touch to any party table display.
✓ BALLOON WEIGHT BASE: The black foil base securely holds up to 6 balloons in place, keeping your balloon arrangement perfectly upright throughout the event.
✓ IMPRESSIVE HEIGHT: Standing 15 inches tall, this eye-catching centerpiece makes a bold statement on any table and is visible from across the room.
✓ SET OF 2: Includes 2 centerpieces adorned with black and silver '30' foil accents, making it easy to decorate multiple tables for your 30th birthday or anniversary party.
Frequently asked questions
How many centerpieces are included in the package?
Each set includes 2 centerpieces.
How tall is each centerpiece?
Each centerpiece stands 15 inches tall.
How many balloons can each base hold?
The sturdy base is designed to securely hold up to 6 balloons.
What colors are featured in the design?
The centerpieces feature an elegant black and silver color scheme with a glitter-covered numeral topper and foil accents.
