Balloons near Lockport MB (12 Result(s))

Balloon Bouquets Plus is a locally owned Winnipeg florist and balloon décor studio, proudly serving the city and surrounding areas since 1982. We offer same-day flower delivery, custom floral arrangements, and stunning balloon art for every occasion—from birthdays and anniversaries to weddings, corporate events, and sympathy tributes. Our unique gift bundles can include Morden’s Chocolates, plush toys, and greeting cards—perfect for thoughtful surprises. Whether you need a cheerful bouquet, an elegant balloon arch, or full event décor, we bring creativity, care, and colour to every order. We deliver to Winnipeg, East & West St. Paul, Springfield, and neighbouring communities.

Party Stuff is Winnipeg's premier source for Party Supplies, Halloween Decorations and Costumes, Event Rentals, Wedding Accessories & More!

R&D delivers the best decor for kids birthdays, creating an exciting and fun environment to capture the celebratory mood. Party supplies range, allowing R&D to go with the coolest themes.

We are a full service fireworks company located in the heart of Winnipeg Manitoba. From start to spectacular finale, you can count on us for any sized event.

Party Stuff & U-Rent-It can trace its history back to the 1950's when a small party rental store was opened on Corydon Avenue in Winnipeg. It changed hands and locations a few times over the years and in 1982 it was purchased by the Glass family of Winnipeg.At that point, the rental service company occupied 2,200 square feet in a small strip mall on St. James Street, near the old Winnipeg Stadium. In 1985, the company was moved to a 7,500 square foot location on Century Street. In 1986 Sheldon Glass was joined in the business by his wife, Sandy. They were subsequently joined by their sons Bryan, in 1991, and Jonathan, in 1994.The Century Street location underwent a major expansion to 10,700 square feet and 'Party Stuff' was added to the product mix in 1995. In January, 2001, Party Stuff & U-Rent-It moved into their own 22,000 square foot building on Arena Road (now known as Milt Stegall Drive) near the old Winnipeg Stadium.