Choose the main focal point and repeat one or two of its colours in the other decoration. Compare specific cake and balloon designs, send both links in one brief and confirm the shades. A visual pairing does not establish a ready-made bundle, an exact colour match or joint delivery.
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Start with one item and a location photo
If the cake is already chosen, identify its main colour and one accent. If a photo backdrop matters most, start with the balloons and consider a quieter cake design. Add a photo of the table or background: the same palette can look different in another setting.
Replace several unrelated references with one brief: focal item, background, accent colour and essential wording.
Two combinations to discuss from the catalogue
These use existing catalogue examples as starting points. They are not ready-made sets or confirmed combinations for every city. Shades, decoration and possible changes need separate agreement.
| Starting point | Pairing to discuss | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| A classic white cake | The white-and-green arrangement: a white base with a green accent. | Which green shade is possible and whether to repeat it on the cake. |
| A classic white cake | The pastel bouquet: a light base with a soft colour accent. | Available bouquet colours and which detail to repeat on the cake. |
Agree wording and scale
Decide where the name or greeting should appear: the cake, the balloons or both. Send the final wording separately and explain which detail should match.
Check cake dimensions and arrangement dimensions independently. A small photograph does not show whether both items fit on the table with room left for serving.
