🌸 NICROLANDEE Rose Gold Burnt Coral Tissue Paper Pom Poms - Pack of 12 for Wedding Engagement, Birthday, Bridal Shower, Bachelorette, Baby Shower Decorations - Ideal for Ceiling and Party Backdrop Décor Review

Used for a bachelorette party and later as classroom decor. Very cute but they don't open very cleanly. They are essentially just crumpled paper when fully open. They served their purpose and are still cute from afar, but I expected a little more from them.

The big ones I thought they were bigger than they are, but the "dark green" in the photo is wrong. What they have in the ad is hunter/forest green and what you get is teal, turquoise if you want. The assembly is expectedly tedious; I would suggest doing them well in advance of your event so you don't do it in the afternoon.

Ideal for filling gaps on the table. We used them for my daughter's 21st birthday. We were in a hurry to decorate and instead of decorating them with balloons we decided to put them on the table with a garland and it looked amazing. The only downside is the complexity of assembly. Not much, but you have to be careful not to tear them. We prepared them the day before and then placed them in clean garbage bags in the yard for transport, being careful not to overload or crush them.

The big ones I thought they were bigger than they actually are, but the "dark green" in the photo is wrong. What they advertise is hunter/forest green and what you get is teal if you want teal. The assembly is expectedly tedious; I would suggest doing them well in advance of your event so you don't do it in the afternoon.

Ideal for filling in gaps in a spreadsheet. We used them for my daughter's 21st birthday. We were in a hurry to decorate and instead of decorating them with balloons we decided to put them on the table with a garland and it looked amazing. The only downside is the complexity of assembly. Not much, but you have to be careful not to tear them. We prepared them the day before and then placed them in clean garbage bags in the yard for transport, being careful not to overload or crush them.