Ballons

Fox also brought back the illuminated balloons it had last year, using the inflatables printed with the names of shows to guide guests through the dark.

For on-the-spot donations, staffers roaming the venue sold helium-filled balloons to guests.

The event had a balloon raffle pop this year. Models in body paint sold balloons for $20, $50, and $100. Each balloon had a number inside that corresponded to a prize.

A massive archway of balloons loomed over guests as they entered the party. I'm not typically a fan of balloons unless the planners go all out. These helium-filled beauties get an A.

In January, the Walrus Foundation hosted a fund-raiser with travel-themed decor in Toronto, where Balloon Trix created centerpieces meant to resemble hot-air balloons.

Hundreds of green balloons hung overhead in the cocktail area, the attached strings designed to look like blades of grass.

Purple ribbons anchored balloons to each of the 40 dinner tables.

Multicolored balloons made a giant arch across 52nd Street that linked the show's home at the Neil Simon Theatre to the party at Roseland Ballroom.

Balloons added a whimsical vibe to the children's tent.