Seasonal party decorations
Banners, garlands, balloons and backdrops for Halloween, Christmas, graduations, game days and the birthdays in between — unpacked in minutes, packed away just as fast.
Explore the collectionThe sets that come back out of the storage box year after year.
Four holographic covers that shift color as guests move around the room, each 54 by 108 inches, for a Galentines brunch or a disco night.
Two 54 by 108 inch covers printed like a field, yard numbers and all, for the snack table on the Sunday the big game is on.
Sixty gift tags in four designs, each 3 by 2 inches with a punched hole and a length of jute twine ready to tie onto a parcel.
A hundred and eight peel and stick name tags across 36 designs, twelve sheets in all, with space to write who the gift is for.
One hundred vinyl soccer stickers, two to three and a half inches each, that stay put on a water bottle through a season of practice.
Metallic streamer panels in red, green and silver, each 3.3 by 6.56 feet, taped up as a Christmas wall, window or doorway backdrop.
Pre-strung garlands, pre-cut letters and adhesive dots in the box — the room is done before the guests park.
Felt, thick card stock and reinforced eyelets instead of tissue that tears on the first hang. Fold it flat, use it again next year.
Colors picked to hold up under phone cameras and string lights, so the pictures look like the party you actually threw.
A birthday, a graduation, the first Halloween in a new house: what turns an ordinary room into the setting for it is usually an armful of paper and ribbon hung well. That is the whole job we do, and we would rather do it properly than broadly.
OHOME makes party decorations for the whole calendar: the Halloween banner that goes up the first cold weekend of October, the garland that comes out with the tree, the cap-and-gown table set for a graduation dinner, the bunting that survives a windy Fourth on the porch. One brand, every occasion, so the box in the basement is easier to keep track of.
Our range runs from single strands and balloon sets to full kits with a backdrop, table cover and matching cutlery wraps. Nothing needs a craft afternoon to assemble — letters arrive pre-strung, garlands come knotted, and the fixings are in the bag.
Party goods fail in dull, predictable ways: the string is too thin for the card stock, the print is off-register, the adhesive strips take the paint with them. We spend our time on those details rather than on the photography. Card stock is thick enough to hang flat rather than curl, felt banners are stitched instead of glued, and the eyelets are reinforced where the weight sits.
| Collection | When It Comes Out | What Is In It |
|---|---|---|
| Halloween & Fall | September to late November | Spooky banners, pumpkin and maple garlands, ghost balloons, harvest table sets, wooden door signs, garden flags, earrings, Dia de los Muertos and Diwali decor |
| Christmas & New Year | December into January | Tree garlands, stockings, snowflake hangings, countdown decor, garden flags, nativity runner, honeycomb centerpieces, Hanukkah and Lunar New Year sets |
| Spring Holidays | February to May | Valentine hearts and hanging swirls, wreath door signs, shamrocks, Easter eggs, Cinco de Mayo fiesta sets |
| Summer & 4th of July | May to August | Patriotic bunting, star garlands, flag table covers, 250th anniversary banners, pool and luau decor |
| Graduation & School | May, June and back-to-school | Grad porch banners, card boxes, guest books, game cards, photo props, classroom sets and reward stickers |
| Sports, Toys & Backdrops | All year | Soccer, football and baseball kits, folding hand fans, photo backdrops, coloring posters, party toys |
The range is kept deliberately modest, and that is a design decision rather than an accident. Dressing a hallway, a table and a doorway should cost about what a single boutique centerpiece does, and that is the trade most households would rather make.
“Decorate your party” is the whole brief. If a set cannot be hung by one person in half an hour and still look right in photographs, it does not belong in the range.
We do not print testimonials with names attached. Below are the public rating totals these sets carry, and our own reading of what such a number can and cannot measure.
4.6 average from 2,788 ratings
A rating total this size on a decoration set is mostly a verdict on the hardware, not the artwork: whether the string holds the weight, whether the adhesive lifts paint off the wall, whether the print arrived creased. What it cannot tell you is how it looks in your room, and that depends on your walls more than on ours.
4 Pack Iridescence Plastic Tablecloths Disposable Galentine…
4.8 average from 2,137 ratings
Seasonal items collect ratings in short annual bursts, so a large number here means several years of parties rather than one busy month. Read the recent entries first: packaging and print runs change, and the older half of any score describes a slightly different product.
4.4 average from 1,348 ratings
Party goods get judged on the twenty minutes it takes to hang them. A high average usually means the set arrived complete and went up without improvisation; it says nothing about how it survives a season in the attic, which is the part worth asking about.
4.4 average from 1,292 ratings
Color is the one thing a score cannot settle for you. Screens differ, and so does the light in a dining room at seven in the evening; two people can rate the same garland honestly and describe the shade differently. Treat the photographs as the guide and the number as a check on everything else.
4.5 average from 1,043 ratings
On a multi-piece kit the average flattens out the parts. A set of thirty items with a strong score usually earns it on the banner and the backdrop, while the small extras — cutlery wraps, table scatter — carry the complaints. Look at what the set is built around before reading the figure as a whole.
4.5 average from 440 ratings
The gap between four and a half and five stars on party goods is rarely about quality. It is about a bent corner in transit or a missing strip of tape, faults that get fixed by an email and still sit in the score forever. A large total with a steady average is a better signal than a small perfect one.
