First of all, CONGRATULATIONS!! Graduating from college is a huge milestone and well worth a celebration. We love graduation parties here at Sunny Day, especially here at the University of Kansas! Graduation season in Lawrence is one of the busiest time of the year, and planning early helps secure venues, decor, and rentals. So we […]

This is probably one of the most common questions clients ask before renting our marquee letters. Planning for the correct amount of space is a must, so that the marquees don’t get swallowed by a large space, or worse not have enough room for all the letters to fit! Every marquee rental company may have […]

If you’re a planner that likes to be prepared, then this blog post is for you! This post will address the common questions you may have about timing for setting up balloons and how to optimize the look of your event set up. Whether indoors, or outdoors, balloon freshness can depend on a lot of […]

If you live in Lawrence, KS, you may be surprised to learn that there are so many fun ways to celebrate New Year’s Eve!! If you are wracking your brain trying to think of how to celebrate, look no further and check out our list: Noon Year’s Eve It can be so fun to celebrate […]

Have you ever thrown a gender reveal party? Are you currently planning a gender reveal party? Well one of my favorite themes for a gender reveal (or baby shower) is “Over the Moon”. Sunny Day partnered with many talented event vendors to bring this theme to life through a styled shoot and boy was it […]

Can balloons float without helium? Helium balloons are a crowd favorite that everyone recognizes as bringing the party! From birthday parties to weddings, grand openings to graduations, they bring the party. There’s just something about a balloon hovering gracefully in the air that captures our imagination. So, what’s the secret behind those floating balloons? It […]

Color blocking is a design technique that involves grouping balloons of the same color together in solid “blocks.” Imagine a balloon arch with distinct sections of blue, then red, then yellow—each color stands out in its own designated space. This design approach is often associated with bold, modern aesthetics and gives the arrangement a more organized, symmetrical look.
