Merry Christmints Candy Cane Air-Filled Foil Balloon, 1 Count

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LE GROUPE BLC INTL INC Balloons Merry Christmints Candy Cane Air-Filled Foil Balloon, 1 Count
$2.54 USD
SKU: 1125966 | STYLE: 47148

What’s in the box

  • 1 Balloon

Product Features

  • Perfect for a Christmas party!
  • This balloon is made of foil.
  • The balloon is shaped like a gingerbread man holding a candy cane.
  • The candy cane is white, red and green, and the gingerbread man is smiling and wearing a red and green hat.
  • Fill with air only.
  • Combine with our Christmas balloons, Christmas decorations, and other tableware to create the perfect atmosphere for this Christmas!
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Description

Add some holiday cheer to your event with our Merry Christmints Candy Cane Air-Filled Foil Balloon! This balloon features a playful gingerbread man holding a candy cane, perfect for spreading festive joy. Elevate your decorations with this whimsical and eye-catching addition.

Sold individually.

Please note that balloons purchased online are not inflated.

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