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Birthday banner printable: pennant, balloon garland, name banner

Birthday banners — the words "HAPPY BIRTHDAY" spelled one letter to a triangular pennant, the flags strung in order along a thin ribbon with a punch hole marked at each top corner, a bright party-graphic treatment, bold flat shapes with no outlines, confetti dashes and dots scattered over the card faces

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Reading 1Pennant flags
Reading 2Balloon garland
Reading 3Name squares

A pennant banner with blank flags, a circle-garland banner with drawn balloons, a name banner with blank letter squares — the birthday party staple. These nine render each in bright, pastel and gold styles. Ask for a number banner or a theme-colour set and the same three styles carry it.

  • a birthday party backdrop
  • a photo-wall banner
  • a classroom birthday display
  • a printable party decoration
  • a name or age banner for a cake table

Frequently asked questions

What size do these print at?
Each banner is drawn at A4/US-Letter panels meant to print and be strung together, with an even margin on every page.
Is the name banner pre-filled with letters?
No — the letter squares are left blank so you can write or print any name or age across them.
What's the difference between the three styles?
Bright uses bold primary colour for a kids' party; pastel is soft-toned for a gentler theme; gold leans metallic-accented for a milestone or adult birthday.
Can I get a different banner, like a number set?
Yes — the direction field takes any birthday subject, such as a number banner or a specific theme colour, and the same three styles render it.

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