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Worth it. Other reviews mention that they weren't sturdy, but I didn't expect them to to be industuctable. Picture clearly looks like a plexiglass material. I did find using scotch tape made them more durable. Super cute. Used for photoshoot prop and party decoration. Product says reusable, and they could be used again, but I'll just be buying new ones the next time I need them!

The boxes were easy to assemble & sturdy enough to stack. We had so many compliments on them.

Great for the price, easy to assemble, just wish each set came with more letters, at least few of each letter instead of having to buy them separately, for example i had to get 3 sets to spell one name, needed Ex3

Everyone at my shower loved these boxes! I got at least 30 compliments and people asking me where I found these boxes. They only come with one set of letters, but I just cut one of them to make the extra A. Sometimes you have to be creative. I got balloons from the dollar store and filled the boxes. This was such a perfect touch to my desert table! I highly recommend to give your shower that extra elegance.

I’ve seen these balloon boxes at a few parties and online for a few years now but have always been hesitant because they looked cheap and not professional. The ones I came across were not folded right so they would lend to the side with gaps on the lid or they didn’t think to weight them down for an outside party. My biggest pet peeve with these boxes are people only put 4 balloons in each box. It seems like such a waste to me.I designed a graduation table for a client and the restaurant didn’t allow balloon garlands so balloon boxes were the next best thing. I read a lot of reviews and decided on this listing. Very happy with purchase and overall love the look! Will definitely purchase again.That being said; I took the time to make them look professional so I encourage other buyers to do the same. I gave 4 stars because the letters are not useful. While they give you the full alphabet most everyone’s names repeats at least letter. I saved the letters to use on a different project. The numbers are on my boxes are vinyl decals I made using my Cricut. Each number is 3.97” (w) x 5.7” (h).Here’s everything I did:#1 Fold all the creases forward and backward a few times so you have nice sharp edges. This will help the boxes sit flat once they are filled.#2 I cut (4) 11.5” x 11.5” squares out of Dollar tree white foam board to sit inside the bottom of each box. The box itself is essentially poster board thin so I wanted the bottom to be sturdy so once it’s full they would open and would be better for traveling. This also helped the boxes stay squared and weighted them down a bit.#3 FILL your boxes with balloons. I used a garland balloon kit on Amazon in the colors I needed because the kits have mixed size balloons and the quality are a lot better then Party City. I blew up my balloons for events a day in advance so using quality balloons is a better guarantee they will last. I was able to fit 11 balloons in each box. The sizes varied they were between 3”-6” inch.#4 Arrange your balloons in the boxes so bottoms (knots) are not showing from the front window. At first I just was blowing up the balloons and stuffing the boxes but the balloons were moving around and the knots kept showing so I emptied the boxes and started over. I essentially made a quad (tied 4 balloons together) and put them at the bottom of the box as a base (see pic 2). I wasn’t too concerned with my quad balloons being exactly the same sizes but if you are use a hand pump and inflate each balloon the same amount of times to get them perfect. From there I tied (3 sets) 2 balloons together and worked them into the box. Again my balloon sizes were all different because I didn’t want gaps. For example I tied a 3” balloon with a 5” balloon. I only had 1 balloon that was single and it was usually towards the top so I was able to control where the knot ended up. Once the box was full I closed the lid. As you can see from pic 3 it did leave gaps in my lid.#5 To close the gaps on my lid I used hot glue. I want to reuse my boxes so I only put 3 dots across the edge of the lid and pressed firmly. I did this to all 3 sides of the top of the lid. I then flipped the box over and glued the bottom closed as well. Only a few dots. You can see much better they look in pics 4 & 5. Nice, clean, flat professional!#6 This event was outdoors so I purchased balloon weights with the intention to put them in each box ,but once they were assembled and filled I tested them on my porch I didn’t think it was needed. Likely because I had a Grad cap card holder on the very top. What I did instead was used glue dots or zots to secure each box onto each other to make them heavier. If they blew away as least they’d stay together. I did the same for the Grad Cap card holder and I ended up putting all 4 weights inside the the Grad Cap as a last attempt.My client was very happy with her sons table set-up and said she had no problems with balloons boxes flying away!!!

Bought these for my daughter’s baby shower. They were perfect. Filled them with balloons. Had to keep the balloons smaller to fit a mix of colors. The boxes were much smaller than I expected so I put them on a card table which worked great. They are a good quality and were easy enough to unfold to fill and fold up to store for future use.

They're a little flimsy but look great!

Not sturdy for outside use. Falls over with any wind, even when taped together. Wedged it in the corner of 2 tables so it wouldn’t fall over. That helped. Much better to just use indoors in an entry way. I use gorilla tape (small pieces) to hold on letters. That way you can remove letters, remove tape, and reuse letters. The dots they give you are super sticky and can’t remove to reuse letters. They only give you 1 of each letter like stated in the description so if you need to spell Baby, you can’t. I changed it to say “Boy” and added a cute die cut rattle to the 4th box. You have enough letters for “girl” or “love” for a wedding. Boxes are a waxy paper like a gift box and took a little bit to figure out how to assemble but they work fine for what I needed. Have used them for 2 showers (baby and bridal). Loaning to a friend for another shower. If careful with them, you can use them a couple of times.