
Corporate Gala & ConferenceSan Mateo, California
IBEW Local 617
Branded balloon backdrop and stage columns
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Corporate Galas & Celebrations
Themed corporate events are the most demanding kind of décor work, because the theme has to be recognizable within seconds and still look like something an employer would commission. Guests should read the reference without the room turning into a stage set.
This project ran the theme across two distinct motifs — an Emerald City treatment and a Glinda treatment — which gave the event more than one place to look and let different parts of the room hold different moments.
The palette does the identifying work. Emerald green is the single color most associated with the story, and pink carries the Glinda reference, so guests place both without any literal props being required.
Arches provided the large-scale structure and centerpieces brought the same palette down to table level, where guests spend most of a seated event. Eight images record the finished installation.
Project Photography
Every image is a photograph of the completed installation, taken on site.








Balloon Décor designs and installs themed décor for San Francisco corporate events, working from a concept the client supplies and translating it into color, form and scale rather than costume-scale set dressing.
This project sits under corporate party, gala & company celebration décor, and appears alongside comparable work in the corporate galas & celebrations portfolio.
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