Govpy 60-Pack 12-Inch Green Gold White Latex Balloons – Retro Metallic Confetti Party Set

This 60-piece balloon set from Govpy brings together 12-inch latex balloons in six coordinated colors: retro green, metallic gold, gold confetti, matte white, retro apricot, and metallic avocado green. The mix includes 14 retro green, 10 metallic gold, 10 gold confetti, 10 matte white, 10 retro apricot, and 6 metallic avocado green balloons, plus two ribbons. Vacuum-packed for freshness, they’re suited for birthday parties, baby showers, weddings, jungle safari themes, and boho decorations. Adult supervision is required due to choking hazard.

What’s Inside the 60-Balloon Pack?

• 14 retro green balloons – a muted olive tone
• 10 metallic gold balloons – shiny, reflective finish
• 10 gold confetti balloons – clear with gold flecks inside
• 10 matte white balloons – soft, non-glossy white
• 10 retro apricot balloons – warm peachy orange
• 6 metallic avocado green balloons – deeper green with sheen

Material and Safety – Latex Construction

The balloons are made from natural latex rubber. They are reusable if handled carefully, but always inflate to about 80–90% capacity to avoid bursting. The set is not recommended for children under 8 without supervision. Choking hazard: uninflated or broken balloons can be dangerous.

How to Make Confetti Balloons Look Their Best

The gold confetti balloons come with loose glitter inside. After inflating, shake or rotate the balloon, then rub it gently on your hands, hair, carpet, or a blanket. This creates static electricity, causing the confetti to stick to one side for a concentrated sparkle effect.

Balloon Care: Filling, Timing, and Duration

Fill balloons with air or helium. For floating, use pure helium (nitrogen is also an option). Inflate on the day of your event or one day prior. When stored properly, the balloons stay inflated for 1–2 weeks. Avoid overfilling; leaving 10% slack reduces popping risk. A manual pump works best for smaller balloons; an electric inflator is fine for 12-inch sizes.

Common Questions About This Balloon Set

Can I use helium to make these balloons float?

Yes. If you want them to rise, fill with pure helium. Nitrogen can also be used for floating. The balloons are not self-sealing; you’ll need to tie them off.

How long do the balloons last once inflated?

With normal handling, they remain full for about 1–2 weeks. For best appearance, inflate the day of the event or the day before.

Do the confetti balloons require special preparation?

Just the static electricity trick described above. No other prep needed.

Can I use an electric pump?

Yes, an electric inflator works well for these 12-inch balloons. For smaller sizes (under 5 inches), a manual pump is recommended to avoid overinflation.