How Much Does a Balloon Garland Cost in Spokane?

Balloon garlands are the single most requested thing we make — and the most common question we get is simply: what does one cost? Here's a straight answer, no quote form required.

Garlands are priced per foot

Almost every balloon professional prices garlands by the linear foot, and the Inland Northwest runs about $15–20 per foot. Larger markets often charge $25–30 a foot for the same work.

So in practical terms:

  • A 5-foot garland (dessert table, mantel, sign accent) — roughly $75–100
  • A 10-foot garland (backdrop, entryway) — roughly $150–200
  • A 20-foot garland (full photo wall, stage) — roughly $300–400

What actually moves the price

Length and density. An organic garland clusters different balloon sizes together — that's what gives it the lush, sculptural look, and it uses more material than a simple spiral.

Delivery and installation. A grab-and-go garland you pick up and hang yourself costs less than one we deliver and install on site. If you're comfortable hanging it, you keep that money.

Specialty finishes. Chrome and metallic balloons, confetti fills, greenery, custom decals, and precise brand-color matching all add cost.

Indoors vs. outdoors. Outdoor installs need sturdier materials and anchoring — Spokane wind is real, and a garland that blows down isn't a bargain.

How to get the look for less

  1. Pick it up yourself. Our grab-and-go garlands skip delivery and install entirely.
  2. Go shorter and denser rather than long and thin — a 6-foot garland that's full reads better in photos than a stretched 12-foot one.
  3. Put it where the cameras are. One garland behind the dessert table or photo area beats decor spread thin across a whole room.

Get a real number

Tell us your length, colors, and venue and we'll price it exactly — no guessing, no pressure. See our published pricing menu, browse balloon garlands, or tell us about your event. We design, deliver, and install across Spokane, Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Post Falls, and Coeur d'Alene.

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