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Party banners: happy birthday, congrats and oh baby in three styles

Party banners — the words "HAPPY BIRTHDAY" spelled one letter to a flag, thirteen pennants strung in order with a hanging hole marked at each top corner, bright flat party-graphic design, sharp-cornered triangular pennants scattered with confetti dashes and dots, bold clean shapes and no outlines

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Reading 1Happy birthday
Reading 2Congrats
Reading 3Oh baby

A party banner spells the moment one letter at a time: HAPPY BIRTHDAY in confetti pennants, CONGRATS in gold triangles, OH BABY in pastel scallops. Each flag is drawn on its own panel with a hole marked for the string, and the whole word is shown strung on a ribbon across the sheet so cutting and stringing is straightforward. Ask for a name spelled out instead, or team colors, and it redraws.

  • a birthday banner to string across a room
  • a congrats banner for a graduation or promotion
  • an OH BABY banner for a shower
  • a banner spelling out a name instead of a phrase

Frequently asked questions

How do the flags go together?
Each letter prints on its own flag panel with a hole marked at the top; cut them out, thread a ribbon or string through, and hang in order.
Can I spell out a name instead of a stock phrase?
Yes — type the name into the direction field, like 'spell out a name instead,' and the same flag style redraws with those letters.
What if I need it for a retirement party, not a birthday?
Ask for it 'for a retirement party' and the phrase and tone shift while the flag format stays the same.
Does it come in team colors?
Yes — type 'in team colors' and the palette on the flags shifts to match, keeping the same three finishes.

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