Zhanmai 4 Pack Baby Shower Boxes with Letters, Bear Balloon Decorations

Features: The clear letter box can be applied for birthday party decoration, gender reveal party decoration, baby shower decoration, newborn photos, Maternity photoshoots, pregnancy announcements, etc., and also for room decoration Specifications: Material: latex, plastic Color: gold, white, sage green Size: Boxes: 12 in x 12 in x 12 in Balloons: 5 inch Package includes: 4 Pcs x balloon boxes 4 Pcs x letters "BABY" 36 Pcs x balloons Notes: Manual measurement, please allow slight errors on size. The color may exist a slight difference due to different screen displays

• Abundant Package: the Baby shower party decoration set includes 4 transparent cowhide balloon boxes measuring 12 in x 12 in x 12 in, 4 letters "BABY", and 36 pcs 5 inch balloons, including 12 gold balloons, 12 white balloons, and 12 sage green balloons; The quantity is sufficient to meet your decoration needs
• Easy to assemble: baby shower boxes are pre folded and can be glued with glue to attach text to the box, making installation very easy; You can use glue to place the letters "BABY" or anything else you want on the box, leaving a lasting impression on your party
• Funny design: four transparent plastic boxes with kraft paper shells are equipped with balloons, so you can blow the balloons and fill them into the balloon box with transparent plastic balloon boxes; This Balloon colors are diverse and can be freely combined to meet your different decorative needs
• Safe to use: the balloons are made of natural latex, and each balloon has undergone rigorous testing and manual selection, ensuring long-lasting quality and non toxicity; Baby shower boxes are made of thicker cowhide paper and plastic patchwork than other products, making them more sturdy, lightweight, and reusable
• Widely applicable: can be applied for gender revealing parties for boys or girls, and can also be applied for decorating rooms; You can put the balloons or items you want into the box to unleash your creativity and imagination