Pajama Party Balloons for Girls - Rose Gold Sleepover Decorations

We bought these for my daughters 11th birthday sleepover party. She loved the rose gold colour, and there were so many y balloons in the pack. Very happy little girls when it was all blown up

This product was a lovely colour of rose gold but it didn’t spell sleepover could not make any word at all was very disappointed with this

Bit difficult to spell "Sleepover Party" without these!

Pajama? possibly an American spelling not sure but this was spotted within 30 seconds of getting out of the packet and checking the contents.Now the balloons are of nice quality and are the larger ones are the type that can be reused but be aware of the spelling mistake cos someone is going to point it out very quickly.So before buying check the spelling especially if the children concerned are signed up members of the spelling police

Like several other reviews, our ‘Slumber Party’ set arrived with no M or B, but did have 3 Es, 2 Ps and a V. Tricky. Luckily we managed to get ‘Party’ out of it (except that one of the Rs burst (they burst very easily) and the other had a faulty valve, so keeps going down).Oh, and it’s not particularly clear, but even when filled with helium, most of these don’t float (the exception being on or two of the bigger balloons which wobble aloft and just about stay, halfheartedly there.Don’t plan on using these as a central part of a display at a party….

This is a pink balloon set for a sleepover - however pyjama is spelt "pajama" which is an annoying issue in an otherwise cute set. There are 2 foil star and 2 foil heart balloons, 12 pink/confetti balloons, a flag banner, and the foil letter balloons. It is a nice set, the mistake is a little odd, but with slang terms thrown around these days I think it would be unnoticed by the younger generation.