Cream Tassel Garland, 5 Count

Regular price CAD $ 2.97

Availability

In store today In store
In store today

See if it's on the shelf near you

Real-time counts for 17 Party Expert stores across Québec.

Ship to home

In stock online, online

30-day returns by mail

Free shipping over 60 $ in most areas* · see details

Weifang Mayshine Imp&exp co Decorations Cream Tassel Garland, 5 Count 810064197154
CAD $ 2.97
SKU: 1105362 | STYLE: CQ9064
Pairs well with
Payment and security

Your payment information is processed securely.

  • American Express
  • Apple Pay
  • Diners Club
  • Discover
  • Google Pay
  • Mastercard
  • Shop Pay
  • Visa
Description

Vanilla cream is the shade that goes with everything, and this cream tassel garland brings it to your party in one easy string. Hang it along a table, across a doorway or under a balloon bouquet, and your decorations suddenly feel finished. Your guests will notice the difference the moment they walk in.

  • Five vanilla cream tassels on a single 6.5 ft string
  • Made of biodegradable paper
  • Very light, so it hangs easily from a balloon bouquet
  • Use it on its own as a garland or tie it to a balloon

Pick this cream garland for baby showers, bridal showers, weddings, birthdays and anniversaries, or anywhere you want a warm, neutral accent beside brighter colours. It pairs easily with gold, white or pastel balloons, so you can match almost any theme. String it up, step back and enjoy the finishing touch!

We’re committed to providing a seamless shopping experience, from order placement to delivery and beyond. Enjoy fast, secure shipping with tracking on all orders, so you know exactly when to expect your items. If something isn’t quite right, don’t worry—our easy return process allows you to return or exchange products within 30 days of receiving them. We prioritize your satisfaction and aim to make every step, from shipping to returns, as smooth and stress-free as possible.

For more details, please review our Shipping Policy.

Recently viewed

Your Browsing History