Two fringe banners, layered metallic and pink, meant to be hung overhead rather than along a wall.
Most party decor works at eye level, which is why rooms still feel empty after you have hung everything. A canopy banner solves that by filling the space above the table, and fringe in particular moves in the smallest draft, so the room reads as alive rather than staged. Drape it across a ceiling, hang it in a doorway, run it under an arch, or let it fall down the front of a table like a skirt.
Two banners come in the set, which is enough to cross a doorway in an X or to double up over a single table for more density. They are reusable, so they fold away and come back out for the next one.
Where do you hang a fringe banner? Ceilings, doorways, arches, and mantels are the usual spots, and fringe also works hung along the front edge of a table as a skirt. Removable adhesive hooks hold it without damaging paint.
