South Korean artist Seungjin Yang makes candy-colored, bulbous chairs, stools and benches with a twist – his pieces are made out of actual blow-up balloons. CNN values your feedback 1.

The giant balloon art installations, like the one for Mardi Gras, were a natural outgrowth, as were the confetti balloons, pinatas and the "Drag Queen Balloongrams," which Ontiveros now offers.

A baby shower décor was done in pink, gold, light green, cream and white; a Christmas party featured balloons shaped like candy canes and chocolate kisses. “We can do anything you want ...

Thirty-five years ago this month, Candy Hirte opened Where's the Party? on 17th Street in Costa Mesa, ... and of course, balloons. “I love the customers,” said store owner Candy Hirte.

Adorable, charming and straight-up delicious — these candy bowls make for a unique party gimmick, ... Using a safety pin or needle, pop each balloon and remove from the candy bowl. 6.

Cynthia Viruet and Viviana Herrero, who have separate party design companies, have also worked together to create beautiful parties. For them and their heritage, family is the building blocks of ...

South Korean artist Seungjin Yang makes candy-colored, bulbous chairs, stools and benches with a twist – his pieces are made out of actual blow-up balloons.