An impressive view of the Royal throne.
Built in front of an impressive balloon wall, the Royal “Throne” was placed on the stage at the front of the room making a very popular backdrop for guest photographs. The use of the rich and solid colours of red and gold as well as clever lighting combined to create a magestic medieval throne.
Side view of the impressive balloon wall forming the frame for the Royal Medieval balloon throne.
Buffet was served from the highly impressive balloon fortress
A large Balloon fortress was constructed from thousands of balloons in the centre of the large function room.
Fashioned from Balloon walls and other associated props, this central fortress made a highly efficient base from which the buffet dinner was served.
The “Fortress” was conveniently located in the centre of the room.
Fashioned from Balloon walls and other associated props, this central fortress made a highly efficient base from which the buffet dinner was served.
A section of the colourful balloon walls depicting medieval crests and flags were hung all around the function room.
Interactive Balloon figures “dressed” in appropriate attire made the numbers in this crowd – helping to give an air of authenticity to the festivities.
The trumpeters heralding the arrivals, the drawbridge has been laid down, defence barriers lifted – Let the celebrations begin!
The trumpeters heralding the arrivals, the drawbridge has been laid down, defence barriers lifted – Let the celebrations begin!
The trumpeters heralding the arrivals, the drawbridge has been laid down, defence barriers lifted – Let the celebrations begin!
Knights courtesy of Royal Sorrel CBA.