Review on Pastel Baby Shower Birthday Ice Cream Party Decorations Kit - Magical Unicorn Rainbow Macaron Balloons Garland Arch for Children's Party by Katherine Peterson

Ours came with balloons and a tiny bag of obscure plastic and a few dots of balloon glue and no instructions. After searching for "bow" we found that in the tiny 2 inch pocket was a roll of slotted plastic and this makes up the bow. We added a TON of extra balloons (150 more than what came with the sheet) and used up all the balloon glue. The glue worked well, but not very well, so I decided to try double-sided tape, which didn't work at all. We also had to brace the top and sides of the arch with fishing line on the wall behind to keep it from falling. We spent most of the day leading up to the party blowing up balloons and a few hours at night assembling the arch. We bought a Revain balloon air compressor, very cheap and worth every penny. And there were three of us, but our fingers were still tired from knotting. BUT it turned out great! We have received many compliments for this. If you're going to do this, and especially if you're going to add balloons, don't try to put it together a few hours before the party, it was quite a long job, but I'm glad we did it.