Balloon Twister Tanya
Hire Balloon Twister Tanya for all fun events with children, adults love balloons too! Balloon Twister Tanya can twist unique and fun balloons. Balloon Bunny Rabbits, Balloon Bunny Hats, Superhero Balloons, Balloon Flowers, Balloon Aliens, Balloon Duck Hats, Balloon Mouse Hats, Balloon Characters of all sorts. Let Balloon Twister Tanya twist some fun into your events and parties. Hire an excellent Professional Balloon Twister with MD Children Entertainment Children's Entertainment and Clowning Services in Toronto, Ontario, Canada and the gta.
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Balloon Twister for Hire
Hire Balloon Twister Tanya and everyone will be impressed with her balloon creations. Balloon Twister Tanya is always upgrading her Balloon Twisting skills and when she learns something new, she is so excited to be at the next event to produce her new creation to the children. Children get so excited when they see the Balloon Sculptures that Balloon Twister Tanya creates and they usually want more than one!
Hire Professional Balloon Twister Tanya for all fun events
Balloon Twister Tanya can attend all types of events for children, Birthday Parties, Corporate Events, Festivals, Grand Openings, School Fun Fairs, Company Picnics, Promotional Events, Adult Parties and much more. Balloon Twister Tanya has been Twisting Balloons since 2001. Balloon Twister Tanya can create Balloon Hats, Balloon bracelets, Balloon Necklaces, Balloon Animals, Balloon Bugs, Balloon Flowers, Balloon Characters and more Twisty Balloon Figures. Balloon Twister Tanya can attend events dressed in casual, dressy, clown or fun clothing. Hire Balloon Twister Tanya!
Mom's review from Birthday Party
" You are a sweet heart thank you for everything, you two were great :) was such a blast next year will deff do more things with you:) " Nikki
" You are a sweet heart thank you for everything, you two were great :) was such a blast next year will deff do more things with you:) " Nikki
Client Review - " Hey Tanya, Just a quick note to say that the balloons for the kids tv show were perfect! Thanks for jumping in at such short notice :) "
Tim Luke - Production Designer
Tim Luke - Production Designer
Have you seen Tanya on YouTube? Tanya's YouTube channel has over 20 million views and 149,000 subscribers! Learn how to make balloon animals and balloon decorations with Tanya! Check out the channel www.youtube.com/askmeforaballoon
Clients/Events Attended
Toronto Marlies Hockey Club || Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment Ltd.
Pizza Pizza Promotional Events
Port Credit Yacht Club
Sci Can Holiday Parties
Acklands-Grainger Inc.
Holt Renfrew
Courtyard by Marriot
Town of Oakville
Region of Durham - Works Department
Tim Horton's and many many more
Pizza Pizza Promotional Events
Port Credit Yacht Club
Sci Can Holiday Parties
Acklands-Grainger Inc.
Holt Renfrew
Courtyard by Marriot
Town of Oakville
Region of Durham - Works Department
Tim Horton's and many many more
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Are we green?
We use Sempertex balloons! Sempertex balloons are made of 100% pure natural biodegradable latex. This means that they have the same recycable time as a leaf of a oak tree. Sempertex balloons are also ISO and TUV certified.
Latex balloons are not made of plastic
The most common misconception is that a latex balloon is made of plastic. This is not the case. There are 2 kinds of balloons: latex balloons and foil balloons. The latex balloons is made out of latex from the rubbertree. Harvesters make incisions across the bark of the tree, just deep enough to tap the vessels without harming the tree's growth, and the latex is collected in small buckets.
We use Sempertex balloons! Sempertex balloons are made of 100% pure natural biodegradable latex. This means that they have the same recycable time as a leaf of a oak tree. Sempertex balloons are also ISO and TUV certified.
Latex balloons are not made of plastic
The most common misconception is that a latex balloon is made of plastic. This is not the case. There are 2 kinds of balloons: latex balloons and foil balloons. The latex balloons is made out of latex from the rubbertree. Harvesters make incisions across the bark of the tree, just deep enough to tap the vessels without harming the tree's growth, and the latex is collected in small buckets.