
Concert balloons
Concert balloons are 90 cm latex spheres thrown into the audience at concerts, festivals and large events. Logos are printed in a single colour and the balloons come in the basic CMYK palette. Price: Price on request per piece.

What are concert balloons used for?
Concert balloons are released over the audience so the crowd keeps them in the air through the show. A 90 cm sphere is large enough for the print to read from the back rows and light enough to pass from hand to hand without risk to the audience.
It is a one-off crowd moment rather than a structure you rebuild: it works for the encore, for the artist walking on stage, and for the audience photos that circulate afterwards on social media.
How big is a 90 cm balloon?
Inflated, the balloon measures 90 cm across – roughly the span of an adult’s arms from elbow to elbow. At that size a logo stays legible even when the balloon is a dozen metres away.
How is the logo printed?
The print is made in ONE colour. That is a limit of the process, not a choice: latex cannot hold several colours in register, so multi-colour logos have to be reduced to a single-colour version before printing.
In practice a mark or wordmark in contrast to the balloon works best – a dark print on a light balloon, or the reverse.
Which colours are available?
Balloons come in the basic CMYK colour palette. The balloon colour is chosen separately from the print colour, so the same logo can go out on several colours at once – in audience photos that reads as a coloured cloud above the crowd.
How much does a concert balloon cost?
Price on request per piece. Delivery within Poland is free and production takes 10 working days from artwork approval.

























