A party banner earns its place by being reusable, and red is the most reusable color in the box. This one runs sixty eight inches of two layer metallic foil scallop fringe, so it covers real wall without the fuss of taping up a full party backdrop. The doubled scallops overlap, which gives the banner enough body to read as a deliberate fringe banner from across the room rather than a thin strip of foil. Hang it behind the cake, along a table edge, or across the wall where photos happen. Red party decorations carry a lot of occasions: a Gatsby night, a birthday, a graduation, and a game day all take the same banner. When the party is over it comes down in one piece and goes back in the box for the next one.
How do you hang a party banner on a wall? Party banners are usually pre-strung on cord or ribbon and hang from removable adhesive hooks, push pins, or washi tape placed at each end. Using two anchor points and letting the middle dip slightly gives the banner an even drape across a wall.
